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NARPA Conference 2003 cont. from page 11 Ann Rider of Arizona with Ed Paquin, Executive Director, Vermont Protection & Advocacy. Photo by Tom Olin Steven Schwartz is Executive Director of the Center for Public Representation in Newton, MA. His keynote presentation asked conference-goers to face “The Challenge of Advocacy: Maintaining Integrity and Cultivating Compassion.” Photo by Tom Olin NARPA Rights Tenet: Summer 2004 page 12 Tardive Dyskinesia activist and NARPA Board Member Sonja Kjaer of Washington State. Photo by Tom Olin Texas particpants (from left) Leo Casas, Christopher Flores, Frank Valdez, Bill Knod, Udanna Gonzalez, Mario Gutierrez, Mary Hidalgo, Janet Paleo. Photo by Tom Olin Ron Bassman of Albany, NY, NARPA Board Member and coeditor of The Rights Tenet. Photo by Tom Olin
Rachel Freund of Pittsburgh greets a friend. Photo by Tom Olin Ira Burnim, Legal Director of the Bazelon Center for Mental Health Law, Washington, D.C., gave a report from the front on “Trying to Reform a Massive Children’s System.” Photo by Tom Olin NARPA Board Members Pat Risser of Oregon (l) and Susan Stefan of Massachusetts. Photo by Tom Olin Tom Olin, photographer extroadinaire of the disability rights movement. President’s Message continued from page 4 people with psychiatric disabilities as trauma survivors has begun to catalyze essential change. Whether the gains have offset the losses is not the point. In the words of I.F. Stone: “The only kinds of fights worth fighting are those you are going to lose, because somebody has to fight them and lose and lose and lose until someday, somebody who believes as you do wins. In order for somebody to win an important, major fight 100 years hence, a lot of other people have got to be willing — for the sheer fun and joy of it — to go right ahead and fight, knowing you’re going to lose. You mustn’t feel like a martyr. You’ve got to enjoy it.” NARPA Right Tenet: Summer 2004 page 13
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