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Join the 2026 Harkin Retirement Security Symposium on April 14 to hear experts discuss Social Security, Medicare, retirement savings, long-term care, and more. Don’t miss this important conversation on navigating retirement. REGISTER HERE::: eventbrite.com/e/2026-harkin…
#retirement #socialsecurity #medicare #longtermcare
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We are heartbroken to learn that Declan Coady—a well-loved and highly dedicated Drake University student studying information systems, cybersecurity, and computer science—was confirmed to be among the six U.S. service members killed in Kuwait on Sunday. He has bravely served in the U.S. Army Reserves since 2023 as an Information Technologies Specialist and had an incredibly bright future ahead of him. In moments like these, we must all come together to show much-needed love and compassion for the Coady family through this incredibly difficult time.
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Join us on Wednesday, March 11 for the Harkin on Wellness Symposium to explore the current landscape of cancer care across the nation. This is a free and hybrid event but be sure to register here! harkininstitute.drake.edu/ev…
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Starting tonight at 10PM on @WHO13news: Cancer in Iowa
This special report takes a look at environmental pollution and the connection it has on the rising cancer rates plus we'll introduce you to the people trying to reverse this trend.
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Did you know folks with disabilities have the right to get help when voting? Check out this NDRN guide about your right to help to learn more.
Please share with your contacts so that folks know what to expect tomorrow at the polls!
ndrn.org/resource/right-to-h…
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ICYMI: Reps from the ASPCA and Over the Moon Farm went on @HarkinAtDrake Canary in a Cornfield podcast to discuss the negative impacts that the #EATSAct would have on animal welfare, public health, the environment, and more. Listen here: canaryinacornfield.substack.…
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NDEAM recognizes the skills and contributions that people with disabilities bring to the workplace.
On 10/28, join AIR’s PROPEL Center and @HarkinAtDrake for a webinar exploring findings from the National Training, Education and Workforce Survey.
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October is Dwarfism Awareness & Advocacy Month!
Dwarfism is a medical or genetic condition resulting in short stature (under 4'10"), with 200+ types worldwide. This year’s theme — “Supporting All of Us for Each of Us” — calls for inclusion, respect & equal opportunity.
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When organizations prioritize #DisabilityInclusion in hiring practices, we take a powerful step toward a future where everyone belongs, and where talent is recognized. Learn more! kesslerfoundation.org/press-… @KesslerFDN @UNHIOD #DisabilityStats #NDEAM #CelebratingValueAndTalent
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Learn about your disability biases and how to actively combat them. americanbar.org/groups/diver…
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Each year gives us new opportunities to deepen our understanding of disability. Stats are a tool for equity, a path to accountability, and a foundation for lasting inclusion. View the Center for Research on Disability's Collection: researchondisability.org/ann…
@UNHIOD #DisabilityStats
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October is #ResidentsRightsMonth!
This year’s theme, “Stand with Me,” celebrates the dignity, choices, and voices of individuals receiving long-term care. Let’s stand in solidarity with residents as they advocate for their rights and self-determination.
@ConsumerVoices
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Happy #WhiteCaneDay! 🦯🎉
Today is a day to celebrate and recognize this incredible tool that helps folks in the #BlindNewWorld navigate safely, independently and with confidence.
Can we do it? Yes we can(e)! 🙌
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Fresh data on disability and workforce inclusion—join AIR and @HarkinAtDrake for a webinar unveiling new insights from the NTEWS.
📊 Nondegree credentials
🛠️ Work-based learning
💼 Career outcomes
📅 Oct 28 | 🕛 1–2pm ET
🔗 bit.ly/4oqdCDv
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Met Craig Owens exec dir at Harkin Institute in Des Moines Talked abt health care affordability
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This #AgeismAwarenessDay help spread the word that aging is a rich and varied experience, but one that unites us, and offers an opportunity to build a society that works for us all—once we get past ageism. #TalkAboutAgeism
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#DidYouKnow that only 10% of TV ads worldwide are #accessible to #blind viewers? 📺
The Alt by Default initiative aims to make #accessibility standard by integrating #AudioDescription into all commercials. #BlindNewWorld
(Story via @LBBOnline ⬇️)
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Today is #AgeismAwarenessDay
Are older adults automatically covered by the Americans with Disabilities Act?
No, but as we age, we are much more likely to have a disability.
For more information, visit our website: northeastada.org/
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Today is #WorldSightDay2025
RHF joins the global movement advocating for accessible, available, and affordable eye care for all.
It’s a day to recognize the strength, resilience, and potential of people with vision loss.
#BlindnessAwarenessMonth #Accessibility
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Aging in place means staying in one's own home both safely and comfortably. Incorporating unviersal design principles in building design benefits everyone, including the aging population.
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ALT Aging in Place Aging in place means staying in one's own home both safely and comfortably. Incorporating unviersal design principles in building design benefits everyone, including the aging population. Here are some examples of universal design principles that can make homes more accessible: Open floor plans with few obstructions. No-step entries. Wider doorways. Lever-style door handles. Removing throw rugs. Lower cooktop surfaces and sinks. faded picture of older person's hands sitting crossed over the end of a wooden cane. Northeast ADA Center Logo and Cornell University logo. If you have questions about the Americans with Disabilities Act, Contact us at 1-800-949-4232. Gant information.




























