The Joshua Committee Model This inspiring document shares the story of Judy Snow, a trailblazing advocate for disabled persons, and the formation of the Joshua Committee—a grassroots support group that fought for her right to live independently. Co-written by Marsha Forest and Judy Snow, the article highlights Judy’s journey from being institutionalized in a […]
This inspiring address by Judith A. Snow, delivered at Frontier College’s 89th Annual Meeting, explores the transformative power of community and inclusion. Snow, a visionary advocate for marginalized groups, shares her personal journey from living on the margins of society to becoming a participating citizen, thanks to the support of friends and organizations like Frontier […]
This compelling document tells the story of Judy Snow, a fiercely determined quadriplegic who has spent over a decade battling bureaucracy to secure basic rights for herself and others with disabilities. Born with severe physical limitations, Judy defied societal expectations, earning a Master’s degree in Clinical and Counseling Psychology and becoming a powerful advocate for […]
This compelling document tells the story of Judy Snow, a fiercely determined quadriplegic who has spent over a decade battling bureaucracy to secure basic rights for herself and others with disabilities. Born with severe physical limitations, Judy defied societal expectations, earning a Master’s degree in Clinical and Counseling Psychology and becoming a powerful advocate for […]
Right Two Eulogies – Judieht Snow This heartfelt document features two eulogies by Judith Snow, honoring the lives of Dani Harder and Scott Christianson, two extraordinary individuals who defied challenges and inspired countless people. The first tribute, “To Dani Harder, A Hero,” reflects on Dani’s remarkable journey as a young woman who used augmentative communication […]
Personal Assistants – Discover the transformative concept of “Personal Assistance” in this insightful article by Judith Snow, MA. Over the past fifty years, society has recognized that individuals with unique abilities can thrive and contribute meaningfully to their communities when provided with the right support. Personal assistance is not about being a nurse, […]
This insightful document by Judith Snow, written in January 1996, explores the unique gifts and contributions that individuals vulnerable to rejection—often labeled as disabled—bring to communities. It highlights how these individuals enrich society in five key areas: hospitality, grounding, skill-building, networking, economic contributions, and emotional/spiritual support. From making people feel welcome and inspiring […]
Nomination Letters for Judith Snow This document is a heartfelt collection of nomination letters advocating for Judith Snow’s induction into the Canadian Disability Hall of Fame. Judith Snow was a trailblazer in the disability rights movement, known for her groundbreaking work in inclusion, individualized funding, and community building. The letters, written by friends, colleagues, and […]
On Dreaming by Judith Snow, explores the transformative power of dreams and their role in uncovering personal gifts and contributions to society. Judith shares her journey of embracing her dream of being a truck driver, which initially seemed unrealistic but ultimately revealed deeper life themes: the importance of meaningful work, travel, connection, and rest. […]
This heartfelt tribute by Jack Pearpoint celebrates the extraordinary life and legacy of Judith Snow, a trailblazer for inclusion, justice, and community. Judith, who defied medical predictions and societal barriers, dedicated her life to creating a world where everyone belongs. Jack recounts their nearly 40-year friendship, starting when Judith joined his late wife […]