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19 April 2004 - Letter from David Oaks to Senator Ron Wyden

19 April 2004 - This is a letter from David Oaks to Senator Ron Wyden (D - OR) requesting action be taken to stop Pfizer from continuing to use fraudulent claims in their advertisements for Zoloft.

19 April 2004 Oaks - Wyden.pdf — PDF document, 84Kb

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Rae Unzicker & Justin Dart

Rae (1948-2001) was a psychiatric survivor activist who was a key bridge-builder between the entire disability movement and our movement to change the mentalh health system. Rae championed the National Council on Disability (NCD) report, From Privileges to Rights: People Labeled with Psychiatric Disabilities Speaking For Themselves. Rae is shown here with her beloved Justin Dart (1930 - 2002), widely considered one of the key disability activists of the last century, and also a bridge builder between our movements. Both Rae and Justin were MFI members. (Photo by Cookie Gant)

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