…part of what the program calls “behavior rehearsal lessons,” which he compared to something out of A Clockwork Orange. Meanwhile, the two ASAN representatives provided legislative staff and news cameras…
…health communities, the disability community revolted. ASAN, in conjunction with NCIL and several other groups, led a number of letters to NQF, CMS, and the Administration on Community Living, and…
…on the dollar was returned to the DC community. And nationally, only 4% of Autism Speaks’s budget goes toward family and community services. When it comes to research, the numbers…
…do. Sincerely, [NAME HERE] CONTACT INFO FOR CAFE PRESS: Bob Marino, President: bmarino@cafepress.com Monica Johnson, CFO: mjohnson@cafepress.com Abdul Popal, VP Business/Dev Operations: apopal@cafepress.com Amy Maniatis, VP Marketing: amaniatis@cafepress.com Sumant Sridharan,…
…with everyone else! Community living means living in the same places as people without disabilities. A community can be a neighborhood, town, or city. It can be any place where…
…a wide variety of possible forms of communication, including verbal communication, behavior as communication, and augmentative and assistive communication (AAC) devices. At least one-third of autistic people are not able…
…Toolkit on Improving Home and Community-Based Services (HCBS) Getting and Advocating for Community-Based Housing ASAN Position Statements and Work on Community Living ASAN to Nevada: Betty’s Village is Not Community…
…community, the muscular dystrophy community, the Down syndrome community, and a wide variety of other parts of the community of people with disabilities that were present from birth and, basically,…
…to remain in the community,16See About Community Living, Administration for Community Living, last updated April 23, 2019, https://acl.gov/about-community-living; Long Term Supports and Services, The Arc, last accessed March 5, 2019,…
…still time to fight back – call your Representative TODAY. You can find your Representative’s contact information by entering your ZIP code at contactingcongress.org. If you don’t speak, you can…
