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NARC (National Association Retard Children) 1950

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NARC (National Association Retard Children) 1950

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By 1960, they had lots of members that were mainly parents.

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Brown vs Board December 9, 1952-May 17, 1954

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Brown vs Board December 9, 1952-May 17, 1954

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Racial Desegregation

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The Mental Retardation Facilities and Community Health Center Construction Act was passed. John F. Kennedy 1963

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The Mental Retardation Facilities and Community Health Center Construction Act was passed. John F. Kennedy 1963

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The Mental Retardation Facilities and Community Health Center Construction Act was passed. John F. Kennedy signed the bill into law on October 31, 1963.

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Celebrity Parade for Cerebral Palsy 1960

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Celebrity Parade for Cerebral Palsy 1960

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Television became more available public celebrities joined in disability awareness events.

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During the 1960'a unpaid work in the Institutions were present and became a major issue. In the 1970's, It was involuntary servitude (peonage), under the 13th amendment. For individuals with intellectual disabilities it will meet the individuals needs.

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Public service announcements from the President's Committee on Mental Retardation. Broadcasted on the radio.

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The first International Special Olympics Games were held at Soldier Field in Chicago- 1968

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The first International Special Olympics Games were held at Soldier Field in Chicago- 1968

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The first International Special Olympics Games were held at Soldier Field in Chicago. The International Olympic Committee officially recognized the Special Olympics in 1987. The games were founded by Eunice Kennedy Shriver. Society's ideals of what an athlete is may have been changed due to the Special Olympics.

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ABA Law requires that buildings or facilities that were built or owned with federal dollars or leased by federal agencies to disabled people.

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The concept of deinstitutionalization was popular during this decade 1970

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The concept of deinstitutionalization was popular during this decade 1970

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The concept of deinstitutionalization was popular during this decade. A focus on the eventual return to the community of individuals with disabilities was what guided this movement. Deinstitutionalization endorsed the closing of state institutions and promoted the establishment of community living.

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Pennsylvania Association of Retarded Citizens vs. Pennsylvania was a lawsuit filed against the schools of Pennsylvania because they were refusing children with disabilities a free and appropriate education. The school thought the children should go to special schools. PARC won the ruling and another important step is made.

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Mills was a civil action brought to the Federal US District Court by the families of seven children with disabilities. The children were denied an education because their home schools said that they couldn't fulfill their special needs. The home school also said that they would not be able to cover all of the expenses that would be needed to educate the students with disabilities. The ruling was in favor of the plaintiffs (Mills). This was another big step forward in Special Education Reform.

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Wolf Wolfensberger introduces the idea of "normalization" to a larger American- 1972

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Wolf Wolfensberger introduces the idea of "normalization" to a larger American- 1972

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Wolf Wolfensberger introduces the idea of "normalization" to a larger American audience in his influential work The Principle of Normalization in Human Services. Within this concept the community would be the central provider of services for the mentally retarded and not the state schools or institutions. Normalization was a part of the deinstitutionalization movement of the 1970s

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The passage of the 1973 Rehabilitation Act- 1973

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The passage of the 1973 Rehabilitation Act- 1973

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The discrimination of the handicapped is addressed for the first time especially in Section 504. Qualified persons seeking employment could not be discriminated against based on their disability. This law would provide the outline for the future Americans with Disabilities Act.

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An amendment to the Higher Education Act of 1972 requiring the provision of services for physically disabled college students is passed- 1976

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An amendment to the Higher Education Act of 1972 requiring the provision of services for physically disabled college students is passed- 1976

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An amendment to the Higher Education Act of 1972 requiring the provision of services for physically disabled college students is passed.

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The 1975 Education of All Handicapped Children Act 

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The 1975 Education of All Handicapped Children Act 

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This guaranteed children with disabilities the right to public education.This was passed because of the concerted efforts of disability activists protesting for their rights and working with federal government.