The Future of Conservatorship: BBI’s Jonathan Martinis featured in Time, WaPo, PBS, and WGBH
“It’s a cultural failure,” says Jonathan Martinis, senior director for law and policy at Syracuse University’s Burton Blatt Institute and a leading expert on alternatives to conservatorship.
Faculty, Staff Receive Center for Disability Resources Honors
Every year, the Center for Disability Resources (CDR) recognizes faculty and staff members who are nominated for their work in advocating for students and supporting the center in its mission to empower students, enhance equity, and provide a platform for innovation and inclusion ...
Disability's Workplace Minefields: Professor Doron Dorfman Speaks to Vice Media's Refinery29
... But those with invisible disabilities may be asked to submit documentation proving their disability status and need for accommodations—which can indirectly feed into what Dorfman called a “fear of the disability con,” or the ableist notion that disabled people are faking in order to gain some unfair advantage ...
South Korean Radio Asks Professor Mary Szto About Anti Asian Violence in the US
Professor Mary Szto was recently interviewed by the Seoul, Korea, radio station TBS eFM for a “This Morning with Henry Shinn” segment called “Overview of the History of Discrimination and Violence Against the Asian American Community.”
Professor Suzette Meléndez Named Associate Dean for Equity and Inclusion
Dean Craig M. Boise has appointed Professor Suzette Meléndez as Syracuse University College of Law’s new Associate Dean for Equity and Inclusion. In this position, Professor Meléndez will work with Dean Boise and across the entire College to lead ongoing efforts to foster an inclusive learning community that seeks to address and eradicate racism and other forms of discrimination ...
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