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A pop-up exploratorium hosted at the Stanford Graduate School of Education in March 2019 brought together scholars from a wide array of disciplines to explore, strengthen, and advance innovation, research agendas, and practices in pursuit of a powerful future for students with dis/abilities, their families, communities and broader society.
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