MenuSpecial ProgramsBackDisability Etiquette ProgramsDisability History ProgramsNewsBackNewslettersPress ReleasesBack2018 Workshop Focuses on Methods Parents and Educators can Help Young People Living with Tourette Syndrome Reach their Full Potential2018 “A Conversation about Epilepsy” with the Epilepsy Association of Western New York2018 Museum of disABILITY History Celebrates 20 Years with Fundraiser and Auction 2018 Kids Day Event Presented by Museum of disABILITY History2018 World Down Syndrome Day: March 21 Families from Down Syndrome Parents Syndrome Group of WNY Available for Interviews Free admission at Museum of disABILITY History 2019 Holiday Sale at Museum of disABILITY Store Offers Unique Gifts2019 Sign the Pledge to Spread the Word to End the Word2019 Workshop Focuses on Methods Educators, Healthcare Staff and Parents can Assist People Living with Tourette Syndrome in School and Community 2019 Book Presentation and Signing in Rochester Featuring David Mack-Hardiman and Diana Katovitch2019 Traumatic Brain Injury Survivor and Author Ryan Young to Present about Determination and Not Giving Up2019 Epilepsy Presentation Focuses on Overcoming Obstacles2019 Secret Path, Animated Film Adaptation of Gord Downie’s Album, to be Featured at Museum of disABILITY History Film and Speaker Series2019 Kids Day Event Encourages Inclusion for All Ages and Abilities Presented by Museum of disABILITY History2019 Celebrating Abilities on World Down Syndrome Day2020 Museum of disABILITY History Announces ClosingBlogNews UpdatesAbout UsBackMuseum Staff Information Special Programs The Museum of disABILITY History isn’t your typical museum. There’s always something new to explore at this living, breathing place. A vibrant new world is just waiting to be explored. Come on in.
