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Timeline PhotosIn March 1987, Ronald Reagan issued a Presidential Proclamation that called upon Americans to provide the “encouragement and opportunities” necessary for people with developmental disabilities to reach their potential. Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month (DD Awareness) promotes the inclusion of people with developmental disabilities in all areas of community life and raises awareness about the barriers that people with disabilities still face in connecting to the communities in which they live. #CelebrateAbility #DDawareness2021
If you haven’t already, please check out Crip Camp. And why not do it having some fun this Friday with the DDC?!DDAM Event: Our screening of "Crip Camp."
Grab some popcorn and join us this Friday at 7pm for the hit Netflix documentary. This event will have captioning. And stay tuned for our full calendar of events!
zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_GE0_wSkjTmWVYzUaH-tbQQ
[ID: Poster of Crip Camp: An African American teenager is posing with his guitar and his friend in his wheelchair (A white, male teenager with a white T-shirt and black pants) in the campsite.]
#ForgottenFaces
It's time to acknowledge the valuable role of direct support professionals in our communities
thehill.com
Public policymakers at all levels of government must bolster the ability of providers to not only survive the pandemic but also to ensure that our caregiving systems are sustainable long after today’s public health emergency has subsided.Important piece in the Washington Post today about the DSP workforce crisis that has been exasperated during the pandemic. Included are some quotes from our COO, Danielle Darby.
@bytheresavargas thank you for your advocacy for the disability community. Your pieces provide much needed visibility and knowledge!
#WashingtonPost #dspworkforcecrisis #DSPsAreEssential #notaminimumwagejob
www.washingtonpost.com
The job is not well-known, but it is critical to helping people with disabilities maintain their independence.