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An Unexpected Detour (France)
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Jessica Hunt spent a semester in Strasbourg, France. While there, Jessica used crutches and a rental wheelchair to explore the city.
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France and England: Gaining World Experience through University Study Abroad
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Vanessa Jones, a wheelchair user, spent her sophomore year in Grenoble, France and later in London to study independently.
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Study Abroad Isn’t Just for Kids (Spain)
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Working Together: Deaf Education and the Fulbright Program (Italy and USA)
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Living Independently and Interdependently in Europe
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Jen Fitz-Roy, who grew up with spina bifida and uses a wheelchair, challenged herself to travel in Europe with a greater degree of independence each time. Find ...
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Galileo Galilei: Learning Spanish in Valencia
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Joshua Merryman, who uses a manual wheelchair for mobility, participated in an intensive Spanish language program in Valencia, which proved to be a ...
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Bon Voyage! Life Lessons from My Travels in France
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A desire to study and teach abroad in France and have an international education career motivated Allegra Johnson, who has rheumatoid arthritis, to take better ...
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L'Exchange with France
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Zeke Nierenberg built a new "moyen d’être" while adapting to French life. Zeke, who has neurological disabilities that affect learning, developed a fearless ...
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Forming New Opinions: My German Language Study in Berlin
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Leslie Weilbacher, an American of German descent, studied German in an international language school in Berlin, while accompanied by her guide dog, Cammy.
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Top Ten Things You Didn’t Know About Finland
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Interning in Scotland
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Cindy Otis, who uses a wheelchair due to Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis, was the first student with a disability to complete an internship with the Scottish ...
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One Thing Turns into Another in the U.K.
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Angela Winfield is a graduate of Barnard College of Columbia University Class of 2005 with a degree in political science and human rights and minor in ...
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Spain: A Turning Point
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Mike Meier was a business and economics student at Willamette University in Salem, Oregon when he studied abroad. He currently is a professional living in ...
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Arranging for Sign Language Interpretation Abroad: A Disability Service Provider Perspective
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How the University of California, Santa Cruz, provided access to study abroad for a Deaf student to Scotland and the steps and decisions that made it happen.
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Personal Experience: AFS Program in Germany
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Close, But Not Close Enough (Spain)
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While in Seville, Spain, Jessica Ramquist had to leave behind the comforts of the United States and adjust to a new set of transportation strategies.
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My Fulbright Year in Finland: Then and Now
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Stephen Kuusisto, who is legally blind, studied Finnish poetry in Helsinki as a Fulbright scholar over 25 years ago, then later returned to the city to present ...
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Finding my Strength in the Labyrinth of the Albayzin (Spain)
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Kristin Hoobler Morgan, who has a learning disability, studied Spanish in Granada, Spain. Kristin later received a Master's degree from the School for ...
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International Exchange Database
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The National Clearinghouse on Disability and Exchange database of international study, volunteer, professional and other exchange programs, including the ...
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From Oxford to Istanbul: Studying and Traveling with a Disability
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An American student from Atlanta, Georgia, Chelsey Kendig backpacked through Europe after studying at Oxford in the United Kingdom. She blogs about her many ...
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Irish Studies at Trinity College, Dublin
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Johana Schwartz, who has cerebral palsy, studied Irish literature and language at the Trinity College in Dublin, Ireland.
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Observing Inclusive Education in Italy
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A special education course led Robin to Italy, whose education and health care systems reflect the cultural attitudes towards integrating people with ...
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Welcoming the Rain: Explorations in Ireland
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Linea Johnson, a student with bipolar disorder, traded the rain of Seattle for the rain of Dublin while studying English and Creative Writing in Ireland.
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Researching Spain’s Vibrant Past and Present
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Radwan Daoud, a student at New York University who uses a wheelchair, earned a study grant to research one of Spain's historical figures in Madrid. While ...
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Stonehenge and More: Art Studies in England
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Rebecca Murray has a physical disability and visited the art galleries and museums of London as part of an educational tour.
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Learning with and from Deaf Students in Siena, Italy
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American Joseph Hill, a Deaf Ph.D candidate of Linguistics at Gallaudet University in Washington DC, studied Italian Sign Language and Italian alongside Deaf ...
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More than Schoolwork: Youth Networking in Spain
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Marvelena Quesada took part in a summer study abroad program at the University of Madrid in Spain. With assistance from her guide dog, Marvelena visited ...
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How My Host Family and Friends Made a Difference for Me in France
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While studying in Rennes, France, Chris Tidmarsh shares how having friends and hostparents understanding of his disability, Asperger's Syndrome, contributed to ...
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Living the Question – My Study Abroad Experience at Lancaster University, England
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Elizabeth Castellano, who is visually impaired, studied fine arts in England.
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Simon Says, "Teach Abroad in France, It’s Unforgettable"
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Melissa Mitchell shares lessons she took away from her position as a foreign language assistant in Rennes, France. As a wheelchair user, she was an asset to ...
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