Author: HDI Staff
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Share Your Story!
The University of Kentucky Human Development Institute – HDI Digital Storytelling Initiative is collecting stories about the lived experiences of people with disabilities. Our team will help record the story in the […]
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Missy Miller
ASL Interpreter Office of Vocational Rehabilitation Phone: (502) 641-8532 Email: Missy.Miller@uky.edu Responsibilities: Experiences: I have approximately 11 years of interpreting experience. 10 of these years have been specific to the […]
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Lisa Amstutz
ASL Interpreter Office of Vocational Rehabilitation Phone: Email: Lisa.Amstutz@uky.edu Responsibilities: Improving accessibility by facilitating communication between D/deaf, Hard of Hearing, and Hearing individuals. Experiences: Reason: Research: Interests:
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30th Anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act
The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) became law in 1990. The ADA is a civil rights law that prohibits discrimination against individuals with disabilities in all areas of public life, including […]
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Graduate Certificate in Developmental Disabilities Student Spotlight: Emily Moseley
After nearly ten years as a photographer, Emily Moseley decided to change careers. She wanted her work to promote social justice and equity while being of service to others, so […]
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Tara Eversole
Statewide Interpreter Coordinator Office of Vocational Rehabilitation Phone: Email: Eversole.Tara@uky.edu Responsibilities: Experiences: Reason: Research: Interests:
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Celebrating 30 years of the ADA!
Join the University of Kentucky Human Development Institute – HDI, Kentucky Protection & Advocacy – P&A, and the Commonwealth Council on Developmental Disabilities as we commemorate the 30th Anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities […]
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Kentucky COVID-19 Story Portal
HDI Consumer Advisory Council member, Joe Cowan, in collaboration with Kentucky Protection & Advocacy, invite people with disabilities (or family members of people with disabilities) to share their story about […]
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Transportation Tuesdays: The History of Public Transportation
“When people with disabilities started to move out of the institutions and out of their parents back bedrooms, they soon discovered that if they didn’t have dependable, accessible public transportation […]