Eric Story

In a captivating discussion, Eric Story, an adjunct professor and postdoctoral fellow, narrates the inspiring tale of George Hincks and Marshall McDougall, two Canadian war amputees who hiked across the nation in 1923. Their journey not only challenged societal prejudices but also laid the groundwork for Terry Fox's legacy. Eric highlights their struggles and triumphs, emphasizing their role as early disability rights activists and the camaraderie formed among veterans, ultimately inspiring awareness and support for individuals with disabilities.