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ALT Question and answer Text on sticky notes: Can someone help me vote? Answer: Florida law allows you, as a registered voter, to have assistance marking your choices on your ballot or absentee ballot if you need assistance because of blindness, disability, or inability to read or write. You may request assistance from election officials or select someone to assist you. You may choose whomever you want to assist you, except someone who is your employer or an agent of your employer or an officer or agency of your union.
ALT Image: Blue background with a graphic of someone putting a ballot into a ballot box. Text on graphic reads: Access The Vote Florida. Elections Accessibility Summit. September 20, 2022. Disability Voting Panels, Keynote Speaker, & Giveaways. Hybrid event: Tampa, FL and Zoom.
ALT Text reads: Access the Vote Florida. The 2022 Elections Accessibility Summit: A Path to Full Civic Inclusion. Event Agenda. Sept 20, 2022 9 AM to 2 PM
ALT Schedule reads: 9:00 AM: Welcome and Nancy D. Burgess-Hall Memorial Join us as we start off the event and honor our late dear friend and coalition member, Nancy 9:10 AM: Panel 1: Crip The Vote: Making Vote by Mail Accessible 10.00 AM: Panel 2: Nothing About Us Without Us: Understanding the Disability Vote 10:50 AM: Break 11.15 AM: Panel 3: Intersectionality: At the Crossroads of Identity 12:05 PM: Lunch 12:30 PM: Keynote Speaker: Emily Voorde 1:00 PM: Panel 4: My Elected Official Doesn’t Look Like Me: Running for Office as a Person with A Disability 1:50 PM: Closing Remarks Speaker: Peter Sleasman
ALT Schedule: The 2022 Elections Accessibility Summit: A Path to Full Civic Inclusion Sept 20, 2022 9 AM to 2 PM Today's Agenda 9:00 AM: Welcome and Nancy D. Burgess-Hall Memorial Join us as we start off the event and honor our late dear friend and coalition member, Nancy 9:10 AM: Panel 1: Crip The Vote: Making Vote by Mail Accessible 10.00 AM: Panel 2: Nothing About Us Without Us: Understanding the Disability Vote 10:50 AM: Break 11.15 AM: Panel 3: Intersectionality: At the Crossroads of Identity 12:05 PM: Lunch 12:30 PM: Keynote Speaker: Emily Voorde 1:00 PM: Panel 4: My Elected Official Doesn’t Look Like Me: Running for Office as a Person with A Disability 1:50 PM: Closing Remarks Speaker: Peter Sleasman
ALT Light blue background with 6 photos of panelists. Text reads: Elections Accessibility Panel. Title: Nothing About Us Without Us: Understanding the Disability Vote. Panelists: EAC Chairman Thomas Hicks, Michelle Bishop, Brad Ashwell, Amy Keith, Doug Kruse, Michelle Kanter-Cohen. Panel facilitated by Caitlyn Clibbon.
ALT Light blue background with 6 photos of panelists. Text reads: Elections Accessibility Panel. Title: Crip The Vote: Making Vote By Mail Accessible. Panelists names: Aaron Wilson, Marilyn Baldwin, Marsha Bukala, Doug Hall, Bryan Finney, Alex Mosca. Panel moderated by Juliet Brown and Christella Jeanpierre.
ALT Schedule: The 2022 Elections Accessibility Summit: A Path to Full Civic Inclusion Sept 20, 2022 9 AM to 2 PM Today's Agenda 9:00 AM: Welcome and Nancy D. Burgess-Hall Memorial Join us as we start off the event and honor our late dear friend and coalition member, Nancy 9:10 AM: Panel 1: Crip The Vote: Making Vote by Mail Accessible 10.00 AM: Panel 2: Nothing About Us Without Us: Understanding the Disability Vote 10:50 AM: Break 11.15 AM: Panel 3: Intersectionality: At the Crossroads of Identity 12:05 PM: Lunch 12:30 PM: Keynote Speaker: Emily Voorde 1:00 PM: Panel 4: My Elected Official Doesn’t Look Like Me: Running for Office as a Person with A Disability 1:50 PM: Closing Remarks Speaker: Peter Sleasman
ALT Alt text: Colorful gradient graphic with the text: Disability Voting Rights Week. September 12 thru 16 2022. In 2020, an estimated 38 million people with disabilities were eligible to vote. Let's increase the political power of people with disabilities
ALT Light blue background with 6 photos of panelists. Text reads: Elections Accessibility Panel. Title: Crip The Vote: Making Vote By Mail Accessible. Panelists names: Aaron Wilson, Marilyn Baldwin, Marsha Bukala, Doug Hall, Bryan Finney, Alex Mosca. Panel moderated by Juliet Brown and Christella Jeanpierre.
ALT Light blue background with 5 photos of panelists. Text reads: Elections Accessibility Panel. Title: Intersectionality: At The Crossroads of Identity. Panelists: Jazlyn Gallego, David Darm, Nadine Smith, Sarah Goldman, Cecile Scoon. Panel moderated by Madeline Crowley.
ALT flyer for the disability voting rights panel discussion on tuesday sept 13 at 6pm Blue graphic with an image of an African-American hand surrounded by stars and holding a sign with the Disability Voting Rights Week logo. White text on the top left of the photo reads "Proud Partner Organization”
ALT Alt text: Graphic of people raising their hands and an election ballot box. Text reads: Are you hashtag voter ready