Theresa Marie Schiavo was in a persistent vegetative state for 15 years. A dispute between her husband and her parents produced what is arguably the most important end-of-life case since those of Karen Quinlan in the 1970's and Nancy Cruzan in the 1980's.

This web-based resource features a timeline of key events,a selected biterri_schiavo_bliography, Web links (including religion and faith-based resources) and streaming video of conference presentations on the case; other materials are in preparation. It is intended for use by students, health care professionals and policy makers.

Suggestions for additional content are welcome. Please contact Ken Goodman.