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What Is The US Census
Join ASAN, SARTAC, and other self advocates to learn about the United States Census. These resources are about what the census is: what questions it asks, and how you can take the census. Plus, learn why the census is important for people with disabilities. You count, so get counted! There are 3 resources provided: A…
Read MoreInvisible No More – Using Strong Relationships to Improve Policy
Kevin Greenstein is a self-advocate from New York and is a 2018-2019 SARTAC Fellow. Kevin created resources for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities on how to speak up about issues that are important to us when partnering with policymakers. Kevin worked in partnership with the Self Advocacy Association of New York State and the…
Read MoreDeveloping Accessible Online Leadership Trainings and Resources
Shiloh Blackburn is a self-advocate from Idaho and is a 2017-2018 SARTAC Fellow. Shiloh’s project was creating materials about Developing Accessible Online Leadership Trainings and Resources. Shiloh worked in partnership with the Idaho Self-Advocate Leadership Network, the Center on Disabilities and Human Development, and the Self-Advocacy Resource and Technical Assistance Center to develop these Self-Advocacy Leadership materials.…
Read MoreChit Chat Thursday With Taylor: Getting Involved in Your Community
Chit Chat Thursdays with Taylor uses video to highlight self-advocacy efforts in Mississippi and around the nation. This video is about how to get involved in your community and how to be a leader.
Read MoreChit Chat Thursday With Taylor: AmeriCorps
Chit Chat Thursdays with Taylor uses video to highlight self-advocacy efforts in Mississippi and around the nation. In this video Taylor interviews Jonathan Nguyen and Rachel Barnes about volunteering for Triad AmeriCorps.
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