Leigh Anne McKingsley: Creating Pathways to Justice for the Developmentally Disabled
Send us Fan Mail Send us a text Leigh Anne McKingsley shares her journey as Senior Director of Disability and Justice Initiatives for the ARC, where she oversees the National Center on Criminal Justice and Disability to address the invisibility and injustices faced by people with intellectual and developmental…
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