An Unfinished Journey:
Civil Rights for People with Developmental Disabilities and the Role of the Federal Courts
Banner 21: In Closing
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In Closing
This exhibit honors the memory of Barnett "Bud" Rosenfield (1965-2023). Bud served people with disabilities for almost 25 years as an attorney with the Minnesota Disability Law Center, and in the role of Ombudsman for Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities from December 2021 until his untimely passing in July 2023. His vision for this exhibit provided its structure, spirit, and heart.
Photo of Bud Rosenfield.
Learn More
Justice & Democracy Centers of Minnesota
https://justicedemocracycentersmn.org/
Governor's Council on Developmental Disabilities:
https://mn.gov/mnddc
Disability Justice Resource Center
https://disabilityjustice.org
Minnesota Historical Society
https://mnhs.org/
MSS and its Fresh Eye Gallery
https://www.mssmn.org/
https://www.fresheyegallery.com/
Cow Tipping Press
https://cowtippingpress.org/
The Arc Minnesota
https://arcminnesota.org/
Advocating Change Together (SAM)
https://www.selfadvocacy.org/
Mid-Minnesota Legal Aid/Minnesota Disability Law Center
https://mylegalaid.org/our-work/disability-law
Office of Ombudsman for Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities
https://mn.gov/omhdd/
Department of Justice Civil Rights Division – Disability Rights Section
https://www.justice.gov/crt/disability-rights-section
Minnesota Department of Human Rights
https://mn.gov/mdhr/yourrights/who-is-protected/disability/
Thank You
Exhibit sponsors:
- United States District Court for the District of Minnesota and its Public Outreach Committee
- Minnesota Governor's Council on Developmental Disabilities
- Minnesota Chapter of the Federal Bar Association
- Minnesota Disability Bar Association
- MSS and its Fresh Eye Gallery
The District Court's Public Outreach Committee is grateful to the multimember planning subcommittee, which included judges, court staff, and diverse members of the legal and disability community. Each subcommittee member generously offered time, talent, and their unique perspectives to help develop all aspects of the Unfinished Journey program.
Thank you to Robins Kaplan, Carlson Caspers, Littler, and Apollo Law for their donations.
Thank you to The University of St. Thomas School of Law for offering resources to help plan the program and prepare the exhibit.
Thank you to Lisa Haines, of JUJU, LLC, who brought this exhibit to life through her banner designs and graphics.
