DN72: In May of 2008 Members of ADAPT celebrated 25 years of advocacy and civil disobedience that has brought awareness to the fact that thousands of people with disabilities are trapped in nursing homes, unable to secure services that would allow them to live independently in the community.

DN71: Earlier this year Members of ADAPT celebrated 25 years of advocacy and action designed to improve the lives of people with disabilities. As part of that celebration, a special exhibit was published that features photos and narratives, both in written and audio format, providing accounts of the 50 actions that have been held over the organization's 25-year history.

DN44: One of the central themes of the disability rights movement has always been inclusion. Inclusion in all aspects of life; from housing to participation in community programs and services. Obviously, this includes full access to the same educational opportunities provided to those who do not have disabilities. For Micah Fialka-Feldman this dream began when he was in the first grade. Now, at age 22, Micah is living his dream as a college student in Michigan.