Action Center ➞ Issue Tracker ➞ The Right to Make Choices Introduction Freedom to make choices is a human right. Adults without disabilities often take their right to make choices…
…disabilities were subjected to unbearably painful electric shock for such harmless behaviors as getting out of one’s seat, interrupting, whispering, slouching, swearing, or failing to maintain a neat appearance. As…
Action Center ➞ Issue Tracker ➞ The Right to Make Choices ➞ Ending Guardianship Introduction Freedom to make choices is a human right. Adults without disabilities often take their right…
…not be here with the chances and opportunities I have today.” From the heroes of the 504 Sit-In to the modern day struggles to free our people from institutions and…
…the academic as an activist: Universities have long been great incubators of social change. Some of this is because of the youthful idealism (and free time) of college students, but…
…over. When it comes to the whole “normal” thing, we’ve gotten a bit of a free pass up to this point. After all, a quirky four-year-old is cute. But an…
…AJCs give job training, support, free Internet job search access and other services to people who are trying to find a job. WIOA said they should be the place people…
…understands that my estimate of the number of minutes I spend on laundry per week is very approximate and subject to irrational peaks and troughs but roughly approximates to a…
…cons of a limited slip differential, discussions about corrosive effects of anti-freeze, and relaxed discussions about better O2 sensor placement. Picture these discussions occurring to “break the ice” at job…
…in one’s own community, with one’s freely chosen provider, in a manner that is as timely and appropriate as the care received by persons without disabilities, is necessarily inherent in…
