…Employment Policy Plain Language More info It’s important for self-advocates to understand employment policy and how things could be different—so that we can effectively advocate for an end to policies…
Thank you for letting your members of Congress know you support integrated employment and the Transformation to Competitive Employment Act (TCEA)! If you live in the United States, you have…
…many of us are still warehoused at dead-end, segregated workshops that pay pennies on the dollar. The Transformation to Competitive Integrated Employment Act (TCIEA) would end the discriminatory practice of…
…Envision act as though they are anything but a last resort for blind persons seeking employment. The fact is that many tens of thousands of blind people have found employment…
…for accommodations that would let her work with everyone else were “a waste of taxpayer money”. They both now work in integrated employment, but too many people are still trapped…
…healthcare, education and employment, and income supports (such as through Social Security and housing programs). At its core, the budget aims to slash funding for social services while imposing work…
ASAN applauds Congress for the introduction of the Transformation to Competitive Employment Act. If passed, the Transformation to Competitive Employment Act would end subminimum wage for people with disabilities, and…
ASAN applauds Congress for the introduction of the Transformation to Competitive Integrated Employment Act (TCIEA). If passed, the Transformation to Competitive Integrated Employment Act would end subminimum wage for people…
…Disability Rights New York, spoke about the issue of employment, a core challenge in the autistic community. Her emphasis was on the shift from token employment and sheltered employment, towards…
…people currently capable of living independently and holding competitive employment and those with more significant support needs before those goals are conceivable to them. There are those of us who…
