-
Full Finding Aid -
Overview -
Arrangement -
Administrative History -
Scope and Contents -
Related Material -
Other Finding Aids -
Access Restrictions -
Access Terms -
Detailed Description -
subseries B1639-99 -
subseries B1639-99 -
subseries B1639-99 -
subseries B1639-99 -
subseries B1639-99 -
subseries B1639-99 -
subseries B1639-99 -
subseries B1639-99 -
subseries B1639-99 -
subseries B1639-12
Subseries B1639-12: Normalization Movement
Dates:
1971-2005
Physical Description:
2 cubic feet (approximately 1,200 slides)
Scope and Content Note:
Most of the slides in this subseries relate to the historically significant "normalization movement." The slides are in labeled containers, often with dates, which provide some context to the images. Some of the subject labels are "Resident's Personal Possessions before Normalization Efforts," "Self Government," and "Normative Dining Events." Many slides also relate to improvement in patient/student housing and living conditions, which are labeled as "beautification projects." A smaller number of slides relate to staff training in proper procedures in taking care of patients, such as feeding techniques and drool control. Two audio cassette tapes are included with the training material.
The New York State Archives is part of the Office of Cultural Education, an office of the New York State Education Department.
To report technical problems with this web site, please contact the New York State Archives at ARCHINFO@mail.nysed.gov