Promoting Full #Inclusion for People with Developmental Disabilities ♿ Innovative Disability #Advocacy across all corners of the Grand Canyon State
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ALT AZ Voices of Strength. A community partnership addressing sexual violence against poeple with intellectual and developmental disabilities. AZ Voices of Strength is a project funded by the Arizona Developmental Disabilities Planning Council to increase awareness and take action to reduce sexual violence.
ALT Get involved! Learn about AZ Voices of strength and how you can join this effort. Together, we can create a safer community for all. Information session Tuesday, December 10. 11:00am MST on Zoom. Register Today at bit.ly/azvoicesofstrength. Questions? Please contact Celina Urquidez at celinau@arizona.edu.
ALT Voting is a fundamental right, and there are state and federal laws that protect the rights of persons with disabilities in the voting process. If a person has experienced a disability-related problem at their polling site, such as: • lack of accessibility • lack of/broken accessible voting machines, or • any disability-related problems casting a private, independent vote DRAZ VOTING HOTLINE: 602-274-6287 or 1-800-927-2260 6:00 AM – 7:00 PM on Election Day #DisabilityRights #Election2024
ALT There's less than a month to come join us as we celebrate 30 years of DRAZ advocating on behalf of the disability community! The event will be on Friday, November 1, 2024, starting at 5:30 p.m. at Ability 360 in Phoenix, AZ For more information: https://givebutter.com/FWRrJE #DRAZ30
ALT Image promoting National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM) in October. The text reads, "October is National Disability Employment Awareness Month" in red, bold letters, centered against a white background with abstract, concentric, multicolored arcs in orange, yellow, blue, and gray. In the bottom right corner is the logo for the Administration for Community Living (ACL)
ALT Five young people with varying disabilities flash their pearly whites for the camera. Modern Disability Author Gary Karp is featured in the corner.
ALT A person in a wheelchair in front of a panel of three interviewers.
ALT A color photo of President Lyndon Johnson seated at a desk, signing Medicaid and Medicare into law, with President Harry Truman seated at the same desk. Several people are standing behind them in front of a green curtain. The graphic says: "July 30, 1965: Medicare and Medicaid Signed Into Law hashtag#DisabilityPrideMonth." The text is in the colors of the disability pride month scheme, and the disability pride flag colors are in the corner of the image.
ALT Texts for Arizona. Monday, July 29 at 7PM ET
