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Christine Quaglia (BA 2004, BSW 2005, MSW 2007) can remember being made to feel there was something wrong with her.
“I have a visible disability and many times as a child I could feel people, especially kids, wanting to ask me about it,” she recalls. “But there was a sort of awkwardness that made it feel shameful to talk about.”