…allow disabled people all over the country to live in our communities Here’s what you can do: Attend local actions and events. Families USA has a list of upcoming rallies…
…they can become employed, live independently in an inclusive community, and rise out of poverty. CPSD presumes competence in the ability of all citizens with significant disabilities to work and…
…be on Zoom and will have CART (Communication Access Realtime Translation). The panel will also be streamed live on Youtube. If you have any questions or would like to request…
…will lose health insurance coverage. This bill will make it harder to buy insurance, and insurance companies will be allowed to charge disabled people more money for worse health coverage–including…
…a disability would get: An average tax cut of $0 Insurance will be harder to buy, and insurance companies will be allowed to charge more money for worse health coverage…
…the future of our common community, and seek to organize the autistic community to ensure our voices are heard in the national conversation about us. Nothing About Us, Without Us!…
…communication. ASHA did not develop its positions in collaboration with self-advocates. Notably, although ASHA permitted – and received – comments from non-speaking autistic people, it failed to meaningfully engage with…
…about issues that affect their lives or action alerts to provide key information and advocacy scripts, we work to give autistic people the tools we need for self-advocacy. We commemorated…
…[DATE] The Hon. Susan M. Collins, Chair The Hon. Claire McCaskill, Ranking Member United States Senate Senate Special Committee on Aging 031 Dirksen Senate Office Building Washington, D.C. 20510-6050 Dear…
…and less controversial ways for you to show your commitment to our community. Autism Speaks’ senior leadership fails to include a single autistic person. Unlike non-profits focused on intellectual disability,…
