Sanctuary: Who Belongs Here? The Search for Homeland on the U.S.-Mexico Border, 1848-Today
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UA Archival Collections
Amazon Foundation Papers, 1990 to 2002 (MS425)
The Amazon Foundation is a feminist organization that provided grants to promote progressive social change and the betterment of the lives of girls and women in Southern Arizona as well as women and girls of color, lesbians, gay men, bisexuals, transgender individuals and people with disabilities.
Papers of Nancy Pedrick Smith Mairs, 1937 to 2001 (MS381)
Author, poet, scholar and professor Nancy Pedrick Smith Mairs, Ph.D. was known for her autobiographical work that addressed living with disability, multiple sclerosis, depression, and her Roman Catholic faith. The collection contains personal and family correspondence, family papers, photographs; educational, business, and professional papers; literary manuscripts, reviews, and collected writings.
Books, Theses, Dissertations and Articles
- Plaintext: essays byPublication Date: 1986
Other Resources
- Disability Resource Center, University of ArizonaDRC ensures disability access for our campus. We work to create a universally designed campus and reduce the need for individual accommodations through proactive collaboration with University partners.
- DISCAPAZDisability Experiences in the Borderlands A multimedia project aimed at centering the voices and narratives of individuals with disabilities and their families living along the Arizona-Sonoran border.