Skip to content
Nicole Lee Schroeder

Speaking

Workshops, keynotes, and consultations.

I regularly consult with companies, universities, archives, and nonprofits on disability history and disability justice.

I have been incredibly privileged to speak about disability history and disability justice before numerous stakeholders. In recent years, I’ve spoken to coordinators of graduate programs, medical students, government workers, and K–12 educators. Below, find a list of recent workshops and keynotes. Please see my CV for a more comprehensive list.

  1. 01
    ‘Maybe Grad School Isn’t Right for you’: Inaccessibility and the Graduate Experience

    University of Minnesota Twin Cities, Department of Clinical Psychology · Minneapolis, MN · 2024

  2. 02
    Fighting for Disability Rights: Past, Present, and Future

    AmeriCorps Legal Advocates of Massachusetts · Brockton, MA · 2024

  3. 03
    Co-Constructing Accessibility Plans with Your Students

    First Inaugural Conference on Teaching, Kean University · Union, NJ · 2024

  4. 04
    Uncovering Disability History in the Archives

    Liberty in the American Revolution: Teaching Slavery, Race, & Gender, Kean University · Union, NJ · 2022

  5. 05
    Patient Advocacy and Provider Praxis: Trusting and Working with Disabled Patients

    Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine, AID Disability Symposium · Philadelphia, PA · 2022