Mark Bookman Foundation
It all began with the acclaimed documentary “Mark: A Call to Action” the inspiring story of Dr. Mark Bookman, a fully disabled scholar and activist from Bryn Mawr, PA, and how his tireless efforts helped raise awareness and positively impacted the lives of not only disabled persons, but also children, seniors and vulnerable populations in the United States, Japan, and other countries around the world.
Many of us dream of a world where everyone can thrive, regardless of our abilities. That's where the Mark Bookman Foundation steps in. Our passionate non-profit organization enhances community-based disability services and strives to ensure that individuals with disabilities live empowered and independent lives.
Screening and Q&A with Greg Hannah (Director of Access and Disability Services), Dr. Paul Bookman and Ron Small
University of Tokyo – Komaba Campus
University of Tokyo – Hongo Campus
Sophia University
Screening and Roundtable Discussion
The GLIDE Fund (Global Leaders in International Disability Education) provides financial aid to disabled students for education exchange programs.
This powerful documentary honors Dr. Mark Bookman’s relentless efforts to improve accessibility for people with disabilities worldwide.
Bringing the film to Japan to promote global accessibility efforts.
Bringing the film to Japan to promote global accessibility efforts.
