Showing posts with label Advocacy Center. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Advocacy Center. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 12, 2014
AC Releases 2014 Legislative Agenda - Advocacy Center
The Advocacy Center has two email lists to keep you informed of policy and legislative happenings that will affect people with disabilities and seniors. "Policy Updates" are informational emails to update you on federal, state, and local policy decisions of note. "Take Action! AC Alerts" are call-to-action emails that ask you to contact elected officials or policymakers about specific issues. Click here to subscribe today!
If you have questions about the Advocacy Center’s 2013 Legislative Agenda, contact us at 1-800-960-7705 or advocacycenter@advocacyla.org.
AC Releases 2014 Legislative Agenda - Advocacy Center
"Life on the Autism Spectrum can be ENJOYable."
Friday, April 20, 2012
Experience Jazz Fest for Free!
Enjoy the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival!
April 27 - May 6, 2012Experience Jazz Fest for Free! - Advocacy Center
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"disAbilityVOICE - Disability Rights Advocate"
"Life on the Autism Spectrum can be ENJOYable."
Monday, April 9, 2012
Advocacy Center Legislative Agenda - April 9, 2012
Voter Voice
Legislative 2012 Priorities
April 9
Advocacy Center Legislative Agenda
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| #EnjoyHi5Autism advocates #TBTL - Think Beyond the Label |
Monday, March 12, 2012
Advocacy Center Introduces New Ways To Keep You Informed About Policy and Legislation
Sign up for the Advocacy Center Policy Update and Take Action! AC Alert --Additionally, request 'Pushing The Envelope: Advocacy Center News in Brief'.
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"Life on the Autism Spectrum can be ENJOYable."'Enjoyable School Year :-)'
"Enjoying the Hi-5s of Autism" (audio and holidays blog)
'EnjoyHi5!Autism
Thursday, July 14, 2011
Helping Ayn Reunite with her Family
We recommend that her father contact an Advocacy Center in his area or the national one.
Here is our email in response to their seeking help.
If you can help or know someone who can, kindly share Derek's situation and give them his email.
July 14, 2011
To: Derek Hoare
RE: Welcome to Help Bring little Autistic girl back to her daddy
Hi5! Derek Hoare,
We are the family that advocated for Twellow to establish 6 new neurotypical catergories, such as, Sensory Processing Disorder, Sensory Integration, etc... We seek to offer a 'uniquely different' perspective of people with Developmental Disabilities.
Relating to your sitiuation, we will share your family story on our 'EnjoyHi5Autism' social media sites. Hope you get the help you are seeking for your beautiful daughter Ayn.
Additionally, we believe "Life on the Autism Spectrum can be ENJOYable". Thus, we shae on various social networking and micro-blog sites, primarily on Facebook and Twitter, as well as, at:
http://enjoyhi5autism.blogspot.com
http://familyenjoyinghi5autism.blogspot.com
(audio posts) http://enjoyhi5autism.wordpress.com
Sincerely,
Brenda Lee Cosse'
Reference:
7/14/11-Facebook
Help Bring little Autistic girl back to her daddy.
Open Group
http://www.facebook.com/groups/152278868178942
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Carol-Anne Sheets Brockington Welcome Kbj Cosse'! Derek Hoare is looking for help in many areas of his campaign. Please email him at iconoclast_ensues@yahoo.com if you can do anything to help. Thank you!
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Again, if you or some agency can help Derek and his family, please contact him. Thank you,
Gracias
Patricia Ojeda - CONNECT (PEATC)
Parent Educational Advocacy Training Center
Wednesday, July 13, 2011
Yes, this event already occurred, but, we still enjoy viewing this artwork!
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The U.S. Department of Education, Office of Special Education Programs (OSEP) for a Parent Training and Information Center funding of PTIC's in your region.
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Poster artwork created by Ames Elementary School |
Last spring, LA Parent Training and Information Center(LAPTIC) shared this poster to announce an Inclusion conference for Self-Advocates, Families, Caregivers, advocacy agencies, Educators and providers of services for People with Disabilities.
The U.S. Department of Education, Office of Special Education Programs (OSEP) for a Parent Training and Information Center funding of PTIC's in your region.
Thursday, June 23, 2011
Ticket-To-Work Sustainability
The Advocacy Center presented a relevant and timely webinar entitled, 'A Smart Tool For The Sustainabilty of Employment Networks'.
This EN Webinar was hosted by The Kay Center which created SmartWorks. a web-based software to improve efficiency and effectiveness of Ticket-To-Work Employment Networks administrators and Beneficiaries.
This Conference Call was informative, included a Live Demo and Q & A.
For more details, contact: Advocacy Center at advocacyla.org 1800-960-7705; (TTY) 1866935-7348 ,Voice or call relay at 711.
The Advocacy Center 'Systemic Advocacy' serving people with disabilities and senior citizens
~'Protect Empower, Educate', the Advocacy Center is "clearing the path to education, employment, housing, voting, healthcare, and community services".
~Twitter, Facebook, blog, email and legislative updates. *Donations to the Advocacy Center are tax-deductible.
This EN Webinar was hosted by The Kay Center which created SmartWorks. a web-based software to improve efficiency and effectiveness of Ticket-To-Work Employment Networks administrators and Beneficiaries.
This Conference Call was informative, included a Live Demo and Q & A.
For more details, contact: Advocacy Center at advocacyla.org 1800-960-7705; (TTY) 1866935-7348 ,Voice or call relay at 711.
The Advocacy Center 'Systemic Advocacy' serving people with disabilities and senior citizens
~'Protect Empower, Educate', the Advocacy Center is "clearing the path to education, employment, housing, voting, healthcare, and community services".
~Twitter, Facebook, blog, email and legislative updates. *Donations to the Advocacy Center are tax-deductible.
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