More people with disabilities are living in our communities than ever before – but many people who want access to their communities remain trapped in institutions. Money Follows the Person…
…our community, and gave us a chance to celebrate self-advocacy together. All month long, we’ve been celebrating ASAN’s birthday! If you missed any of our events during our month-long celebration,…
…with disabilities to live healthy and productive lives in our communities. Less than one month after the disability community defeated the latest attempt to destroy Medicaid, Congress is at it…
…content should also be available in each of the sixteen most common languages in the United States. While the federal government was required to communicate mostly in plain language as…
…disabilities. In response to the complaint and engagement with OCR, Tennessee has revised its “Guidance for the Ethical Allocation of Scarce Resources During a Community-Wide Public Health Emergency” to comply…
…comment before June 14th. Anyone can submit a comment, including employers, disabled people, and our family members and friends. Never written a comment before? Here are some suggestions to get…
…the need for moving beyond awareness and toward acceptance; the ways in which awareness fails our community; and what acceptance can look like in practice in the community. Published: March…
…Living Community Living Summit Resources ASAN’s Invitational Summit on Supported Decision Making and the Transition into the Community: Summary, Conclusions, Recommendations Make Real Change On Gun Violence: Stop Scapegoating People…
…abuse of all kinds. Call your Senators, and let them know: our community deserves better than Kavanaugh. We know this is a difficult time for many people in our community….
…communication. It is imperative that Medicare covers devices that assist disabled people who need or want to communicate in those ways. Forcing the producers of these speech generating devices to…
