KPFA

Examination of the moral, social, and philosophical difficulties presented by amniocentesis; the ability to test the fitness of a fetus in vitro. Presents the arguments for and against aborting a fetus which would be born disabled.

Documentary on the needs and problems of physically disabled people in their quest for housing, and the model programs being developed which present solutions to those problems.

Documentary on the work of Berkeley area disabled people in Nicaragua since the overthrow of the Somoza reime. Particular focus upon the Nicaraguan disability movement, the current political situation, and the impact of U.S. and Nicaraguan elections on the movement.

Stroke victims and their family members discuss their efforts to return to a constructive life, and the strain of adapting to this disability.

Examination of the role disabled women have played in history. Particular focus upon the current work of women in the disabled community as well as the women's movement.