…discussion draft further reduce the number of clear and comprehensive comments that the Committee is likely to receive. The “Your Comments” section of the public comment submission form limits responses…
…To help address this problem, ASAN is conducting a Secret Shopper program. People with invisible disabilities such as autism who want to be Secret Shoppers will visit American Job Centers…
…communication for nonspeaking autistics and other AAC users, and bills that would expand access to home- and community-based services for people with all kinds of disabilities. ASAN’s work was central…
…and Ben on the importance of communicating and presuming competence for nonspeaking autistic individuals. Emma is also a proud member of the tribe. Emma, if you would like to come…
…common response was “A home of one’s own shared with persons whom one has chosen to live with,” or where one lives alone.[6] The third most common response was that…
…we released key talking points for community members to use in their comments during the American Psychiatric Association’s public comment period on the DSM-5. Over the course of the last…
…live in the community and what that means. The Department must actually visit the places where disabled people live and work to figure out if they are following the rule….
…you specific instructions about how long each speech should be and what the focus should be, and they even have a timer with colored cards to let you know when…
…disabled and non-disabled people live together. Some disabled people don’t live in their communities. They live in institutions instead. Institutions are places where a lot of disabled people live. People…
Action Center ➞ Issue Tracker ➞ Community Living Introduction People with disabilities don’t want to live in separate places built for us. We want to live with everyone else! Community…
