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Concord, NH
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Guardianship and Supported Decision Making
June 6th, 6-8 pm
Free Registration: tinyurl.com/TransitionTopicJ…
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One of the most recognizable fashion magazines in the world is highlighting notable people with #disabilities on its cover as part of a larger push toward acceptance in the industry. disabilityscoop.com/2023/04/… #britishvogue
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Win 4 #Bruins tickets and a meet-and-greet with Brad Marchand! Buy your raffle tickets today friendsofwhitepark.org/slaps…
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Win 4 #Bruins tickets and a meet-and-greet with Brad Marchand! Buy your raffle tickets today friendsofwhitepark.org/slaps….
All funds raised go towards building a fully accessible, inclusive playground in Concord, NH. @ConcordNHPatch @CityofConcordNH @NHLBruins
ALT Picture of Bruins winger, Brad Marchand, is overlaid on an out-of-focus ice rink. Next to his image is text that reads "Friends of white Park's SlapShot Raffle, Winnings Include a Meet & Greet with Brad Marchand, ONE LUCKY WINNER RECEIVES:4 Tickets to a 2023 pre-playoff Boston Bruins game, Post game meet & greet with Brad Marchand (#63), 4 Signed jerseys. All funds go towards building an inclusive, fully accessible playground at White Park in Concord, NH. Huge thank you to Brad Marchand, for his generous support of this project."
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Language can be used to empower or to create barriers. The latest edition of the RAPP sheet covers the importance of the language we use when talking about people with disabilities. A joint effort by @DRCNH @NHCDD and @UNHIOD drcnh.wpenginepowered.com/wp…
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Public speaker, activist, and writer Lydia X. Z. Brown discusses #LinguisticAbleism in the Spring 2023 issue of the #DisabilityRAPP: drcnh.org/rap-sheet/linguist… @autistichoya @UNHIOD @DRCNH @NHCDD @ablenh1 @nhdhp @NHFamilyVoices #SayTheWord
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Learn about how the words we use to describe a community of people directly informs the policy and laws that govern them. This and more in the Spring 2023 issue of the #DisabilityRAPP drcnh.org/rap-sheet/the-powe… @UNHIOD @DRCNH @NHCDD @nwlc @PledgetoInclude @UNHLaw
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.@emily_ladau shares her thoughts on the power of language and its relation to #Disability in “Four Disability Euphemisms That Need to Bite the Dust.” Read it in the #DisabilityRAPP: drcnh.org/rap-sheet/four-dis… @UNHIOD @NHCDD @nhdhp @ablenh1 @NHFamilyVoices @GraniteStateIL
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“Freda rallied and organized people across the state to create policy change and better the lives of her daughter, her family, and others with disabilities.” @UNHIOD's Deb Genthner reflects on the passing of Freda Smith #DisabilityRAPP. @NHCDD @DRCNH drcnh.org/rap-sheet/remember…
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‘When describing my diagnosis, would it be better to say I am #Autistic or that I have #Autism?’ Explore this & more with @SARTACenter Fellow, Nathaniel Livernois. Read his cover #DisabilityRAPP article at drcnh.org/rap-sheet/a-discus…. @DRCNH @NHCDD @UNHIOD. #Disability #WordsMatter
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In this issue of #DisabilityRAPP we look at how ableist language cultivates discrimination & exclusionary policies. Can the evolution of language help us break down barriers to inclusion? @DRCNH @NHCDD @UNHIOD #WordsMatter #DisabilityTwitter #SayTheWord - mailchi.mp/drcnh/winter-spri…
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“#Disability does not need to be a dirty word...it holds the potential to a power to see and experience the world in a completely different way.” Read more by @meriahnichols in the Spring 2023 issue of the #DisabilityRAPP drcnh.org/rap-sheet/a-defini… @UNHIOD @DRCNH @NHCDD #Ableism
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In this issue of #DisabilityRAPP we look at how ableist language cultivates discrimination & exclusionary policies. Can the evolution of language help us break down barriers to inclusion? drcnh.org/the-disability-rap… @DRCNH @NHCDD @UNHIOD #WordsMatter #DisabilityTwitter #SayTheWord
ALT Cover of Winter/Spring DRAPP. Issue is titled 'Words Matter' and the cover article is titled 'A Discussion on Language'
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Meets TODAY – NEW Mt. Washington Valley Family Support Group!
Meets monthly on 2nd Wednesday, 4:30-6:00 pm
North Conway Community Center
For more info, contact Debbie at (603) 707-8007 or [email protected]
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ACL invites you to a 2/21 webinar in our series on strengthening advocacy in the HCBS Settings Rule, "Getting the Services You Need from the Waiver: The Participant-Centered Service Planning and Service Delivery." Announcement & event info: ow.ly/N3UW50MLbBG
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No person, no family, no community, no people should be made to suffer such trauma. #TyreNichols
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You are not alone. 💚
NAMI NH provides free support, education, and advocacy for individuals, and their loved ones, impacted by mental illness and suicide. Learn more: 1-800-242-6264 (press 4) or [email protected].
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Save the Date! 🗓️
NAMI NH Virtual Annual Conference
Wednesday, May 10, 2023
Watch session recordings from the 2022 Annual Conference:
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