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…
…disabled individuals experience the digital divide, with 15% (in comparison to 5% of nondisabled individuals) stating that they never go online. Moreover, people with disabilities are less likely than the…
…Communication is a human right. In the guidance that it published last month, the National Joint Committee for the Communication Needs of People With Severe Disabilities affirmed that communication is…
…not on this committee, you can email the subcommittee staff leads and other Committee staff. Our email tool will automatically email the right people for you. Then, get the word out by…
…a lot of autism research. In the US, the IACC gives advice about government funding for autism research. IACC stands for Interagency Autism Coordinating Committee. The IACC is a group…
…without his communication method. His right to effective communication is not being respected. Ways to Protect Students’ Right to Communication ASAN has fought hard for student communication rights. We advocate…
…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…
…in health care and disability rights over the past five decades. The federal rule out today does several things to further protect the lives, health and rights of people with…
…AASPIRE GatewayProject serves as a gateway for research that is committed to inclusion, respect, accessibility, and community relevance. We are excited to be involved in research that is conducted with…
…us at info@autisticadvocacy.org. Thank you to the community members who alerted us to this scam, and please contact ASAN immediately if you see another scam like this posted anywhere online….
