USC Equity Research Institute · March 2026
The Case for Continuity: Geographic Fragmentation in Publicly Funded Disability Support Services
This policy analysis examines how disability support systems tied to location shape work, education, caregiving, geographic mobility, and financial opportunity.
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Inside Disability Systems
This piece brings readers inside the rules, processes, and everyday decisions that have shaped my broader work on disability policy and systems change.
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Why Moving Should Not Put People with Disabilities At Risk
This essay explores the consequences of tying essential disability supports to geography and the need for continuity when people move.
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Dignity is a Policy Outcome, Not a Feeling
This essay considers dignity as something public systems can shape through their design, rules, and everyday decisions.
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Being Seen and Unseen at the Same Time
This personal essay explores visibility, identity, and the experience of being publicly recognizable through one story while carrying a much larger life beyond it.
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My Medium archive includes writing on disability support, access, stability, interdependence, mobility, dignity, and the ways policy reaches into ordinary life.
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