…and a current college students with at least one year remaining before graduation. Apply Now! In order to apply, please email your completed application to Melody Latimer at mlatimer@autisticadvocacy.org with…
…should have a strong interest in disability rights advocacy and activism. Scholarship applications can be found here. Completed applications for the January 2017 scholarship period are due on Sunday, October…
…in disability rights advocacy and activism. Scholarship applications can be found here. Completed applications for the January 2018 scholarship period are due on Sunday, November 19th. Applicants will be…
…graduating. Students in TPSID programs (Transition and Postsecondary Programs for Students with Intellectual Disabilities), 2-year community colleges, 4-year colleges, and graduate schools can apply. We especially want you to apply…
…Conclusions 7. Appendix A: Acceptable Goals for Behavior Supports 8. Appendix B: Selected Crisis Planning Resources 9. Word to Know This project was supported by Arnold Ventures, ICDL, and the…
…Baltimore! If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to e-mail me at mlatimer@autisticadvocacy.org. Requirements for applying Applicants must: identify on the Autistic Spectrum be current college students, including…
…We support congressional action to ensure that Americans, especially people with disabilities and multi-marginalized people, can go about our daily lives free from violence. However, we are concerned that many…
…short. We believe in a future where all people can live free of oppression and where all our voices can be heard. We won’t stop until that world is real….
…their basic rights and freedoms protected like all other Americans. The right to vote should not be any different,” said Michelle Bishop, National Disability Rights Network Advocacy Voting Rights Specialist….
…leading voices in your local Autistic community. By placing self-advocate voices front and center, a panel presentation may be just what you need to help provide an overview of the…
