Disability Rights (26 results)

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Paperback. Condition: Very Good. The book has been read, but is in excellent condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting. The spine remains undamaged.

Pamphlet. Condition: Very Good. This is not the book of the same name but a rare 49 page pamphlet that preceeded the book by a number of years. This copy is FINE; the text is clear, bright, and unmarked; binding is tight. The covers are Fine: intact in all ways, including color and design. The book contains a letter from Sid Wolinsky of the Disability Rights Advocates explaining the book's purpose. We have a five star rating because of our fulfilment success and because our descriptions are accurate. We ship all books to U.S. buyers with Tracking. We guarantee: NO NASTY SURPRISES. Pamphlet.

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Archive of Four Honorary Certificates Recognizing the International Disability Advocacy and Literary Contributions of Helen Keller, Including a Certificate Awarded toher teacher Anne Sullivan. 19361948. Four printed certificates with manuscript entries and applied seals, each mounted to period cardboard supports. Subjects: Disability rights; Deaf and Blind advocacy; Women reformers; International humanitarian organizations; Helen Keller Certificate Archive. This archive comprises four formal certificates honoring Helen Keller's lifelong service as a deaf-blind intellectual, disability rights advocate, political activist, lecturer, and author, spanning the 1930s1940s, the mature phase of her international public life. Three certificates are awarded directly to Keller; a fourth recognizes her teacher and lifelong companion, Anne Sullivan, whose pedagogical work made Keller's public career possible. Together, these documents materially document Keller's global reputation and the institutional recognition she received across literary, scientific, humanitarian, and disability-advocacy organizations during the interwar and immediate postwar periods. The first certificate, issued by the National Geographic Society, records that "through the Board of Trustees at a meeting held in Washington District of Columbia in the United States of America," Helen Keller of Forest Hills, New York, "has elected a member of that Society," dated March 5, 1936, bearing the Society's embossed seal and signed by the secretary. The second, from the Eugene Field Society National Association of Authors and Journalists, certifies Keller's Honorary Membership, explicitly citing that "by her writings [she] made an outstanding contribution to contemporary literature," dated February 1, 1939, with applied seal featuring a silhouette of Eugene Field and manuscript signatures in blue ink. A third certificate, richly illustrated with an allegorical female figure bearing wings and halo and surrounded by foliage, is a Diploma of Honor / Eerediploma / Diplôme d'Honneur issued by the Société Protectrice des Aveugles [Society of Protection ot the Blind] (Antwerp), recognizing Keller as an honorary member for her service on behalf of the blind; the multilingual presentation underscores the international scope of her advocacy. The fourth certificate, issued by the Adult Deaf and Dumb Society of Victoria (Australia), certifies that at a meeting of the Life Governors and Subscribers held on October 28, 1948, "Miss Helen Keller, L.H.D., L.L.D. was elected a Life Governor of the above Society," whose stated objective was "the after school welfare of the whole of the deaf and dumb of the state," and is signed by the Society's president and honorary secretary, with Keller's name and date entered in manuscript. Physically, the certificates are folio and range from approximately 8.5 × 10.5 inches to 19 × 10.5 inches, each mounted on period cardboard supports measuring between roughly 12 × 14 inches and 23 × 16 inches. All four documents are in good to very good condition, with light toning and handling wear consistent with age, and with seals, signatures, and printed elements intact and legible. Overall condition: Very Good.

Helen Keller Inscribed Color Photograph with Autograph Quotation Advocating Collective Disability Rights. [N.p., n.d., mid-20th century]. Format: Large color photographic print mounted to original presentation board, with autograph inscription By Helen Keller in pencil on mount. Subjects: Deaf-blind identity; Disability rights advocacy; Women intellectuals; Political activism; Education and access. Exceptional large-format color photograph of Helen Keller, depicting Keller in later life dressed in academic cap and gown, posed standing against a stone architectural setting. The image visually aligns Keller with formal academic authority and institutional recognition, underscoring her historic achievement as the first deaf-blind person to earn a Bachelor of Arts degree and her later role as an internationally recognized lecturer, author, and political activist. The photograph is mounted to a substantial presentation board, suggesting ceremonial or public display rather than private circulation. Beneath the image, Keller has inscribed in pencil, in her own hand, a quotation articulating the ethical core of her advocacy: "Never shall I seek or receive honors alone. Never shall I enter into final peace as an individual, but forever and everywhere I shall live and strive for the happiness of every handicapped creature throughout the world." The inscription is signed "Helen Keller." This statement encapsulates Keller's lifelong rejection of individualistic achievement in favor of collective liberation, situating disability not as a private condition but as a shared social responsibility. The pairing of academic regalia with this manifesto-like inscription powerfully frames Keller's public honors as inseparable from her commitment to marginalized communities worldwide. Physical description: Full board measures approximately 21 × 16 inches (54 × 41 cm). Color photographic image mounted to board; inscription executed in pencil directly on the mount below the image. Provenance: Collection of Dr. Julius Dintenfass, adding scholarly and medical-humanities context to the piece's custodial history. Condition: Small loss to one corner of the board; one corner cracked; light toning and scattered small stains consistent with age and handling. Image and inscription remain clear and legible. Overall condition Good to Very Good.