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  1. Video - Inside the Cuban Café Where People With Autism and Down Syndrome Work
    peertube.world/w/696hHN82o8to8
    Duration - 4:40

    [a #video on #Peertube about #Cuba from the #news collective #BellyOfTheBeast]

    When a mother couldn’t find a place willing to employ her son Liván, who has #DownSyndrome, she decided to create one.

    Liva Café in Havana employs people with intellectual disabilities and #autism, with support from specialists in #psychology and #SpecialEducation. For workers like Livan, Karel and Richard, it’s a place to earn experience, build relationships and show what they can do.

    Cuba has long had policies aimed at integrating people with #disabilities into the workspace. But as the people in Liva’s story explain, significant barriers remain — particularly when it comes to finding employers willing to give them an opportunity.

    #NoWarOnCuba #USHandsOffCuba #OilForCuba! #CubaIsNotAlone #EndTheBlockadeEmbargo #LetCubaLive
    #EndSanctionsAgainstCuba
    #CubaNoEstáSola #CubaSí

  2. Video - Inside the Cuban Café Where People With Autism and Down Syndrome Work
    peertube.world/w/696hHN82o8to8
    Duration - 4:40

    [a #video on #Peertube about #Cuba from the #news collective #BellyOfTheBeast]

    When a mother couldn’t find a place willing to employ her son Liván, who has #DownSyndrome, she decided to create one.

    Liva Café in Havana employs people with intellectual disabilities and #autism, with support from specialists in #psychology and #SpecialEducation. For workers like Livan, Karel and Richard, it’s a place to earn experience, build relationships and show what they can do.

    Cuba has long had policies aimed at integrating people with #disabilities into the workspace. But as the people in Liva’s story explain, significant barriers remain — particularly when it comes to finding employers willing to give them an opportunity.

    #NoWarOnCuba #USHandsOffCuba #OilForCuba! #CubaIsNotAlone #EndTheBlockadeEmbargo #LetCubaLive
    #EndSanctionsAgainstCuba
    #CubaNoEstáSola #CubaSí

  3. Video - Inside the Cuban Café Where People With Autism and Down Syndrome Work
    peertube.world/w/696hHN82o8to8
    Duration - 4:40

    [a #video on #Peertube about #Cuba from the #news collective #BellyOfTheBeast]

    When a mother couldn’t find a place willing to employ her son Liván, who has #DownSyndrome, she decided to create one.

    Liva Café in Havana employs people with intellectual disabilities and #autism, with support from specialists in #psychology and #SpecialEducation. For workers like Livan, Karel and Richard, it’s a place to earn experience, build relationships and show what they can do.

    Cuba has long had policies aimed at integrating people with #disabilities into the workspace. But as the people in Liva’s story explain, significant barriers remain — particularly when it comes to finding employers willing to give them an opportunity.

    #NoWarOnCuba #USHandsOffCuba #OilForCuba! #CubaIsNotAlone #EndTheBlockadeEmbargo #LetCubaLive
    #EndSanctionsAgainstCuba
    #CubaNoEstáSola #CubaSí

  4. Video - Inside the Cuban Café Where People With Autism and Down Syndrome Work
    peertube.world/w/696hHN82o8to8
    Duration - 4:40

    [a #video on #Peertube about #Cuba from the #news collective #BellyOfTheBeast]

    When a mother couldn’t find a place willing to employ her son Liván, who has #DownSyndrome, she decided to create one.

    Liva Café in Havana employs people with intellectual disabilities and #autism, with support from specialists in #psychology and #SpecialEducation. For workers like Livan, Karel and Richard, it’s a place to earn experience, build relationships and show what they can do.

    Cuba has long had policies aimed at integrating people with #disabilities into the workspace. But as the people in Liva’s story explain, significant barriers remain — particularly when it comes to finding employers willing to give them an opportunity.

    #NoWarOnCuba #USHandsOffCuba #OilForCuba! #CubaIsNotAlone #EndTheBlockadeEmbargo #LetCubaLive
    #EndSanctionsAgainstCuba
    #CubaNoEstáSola #CubaSí

  5. Video - Inside the Cuban Café Where People With Autism and Down Syndrome Work
    peertube.world/w/696hHN82o8to8
    Duration - 4:40

    [a #video on #Peertube about #Cuba from the #news collective #BellyOfTheBeast]

    When a mother couldn’t find a place willing to employ her son Liván, who has #DownSyndrome, she decided to create one.

    Liva Café in Havana employs people with intellectual disabilities and #autism, with support from specialists in #psychology and #SpecialEducation. For workers like Livan, Karel and Richard, it’s a place to earn experience, build relationships and show what they can do.

    Cuba has long had policies aimed at integrating people with #disabilities into the workspace. But as the people in Liva’s story explain, significant barriers remain — particularly when it comes to finding employers willing to give them an opportunity.

    #NoWarOnCuba #USHandsOffCuba #OilForCuba! #CubaIsNotAlone #EndTheBlockadeEmbargo #LetCubaLive
    #EndSanctionsAgainstCuba
    #CubaNoEstáSola #CubaSí

  6. ♿ EaZyHold — A Simple, Elegant Solution For People Who Have Trouble Grasping Or Holding Items | By Steve Barclay, Canadian Assistive Technology Ltd. | Courtesy of the PWD Media Co-op
    canasstech.com/search?q=ezhold

    A patented universal cuff — no pinch grip, no clenching. Holds forks, cups, toothbrushes, crayons. 32 products, $20–$130 CAD, all in stock.

    #AssistiveTechnology #OccupationalTherapy #DisabilityInclusion #IndependentLiving #AdaptiveEquipment #SpecialEducation #AccessibilityMatters

  7. ♿ EaZyHold — A Simple, Elegant Solution For People Who Have Trouble Grasping Or Holding Items | By Steve Barclay, Canadian Assistive Technology Ltd. | Courtesy of the PWD Media Co-op
    canasstech.com/search?q=ezhold

    A patented universal cuff — no pinch grip, no clenching. Holds forks, cups, toothbrushes, crayons. 32 products, $20–$130 CAD, all in stock.

    #AssistiveTechnology #OccupationalTherapy #DisabilityInclusion #IndependentLiving #AdaptiveEquipment #SpecialEducation #AccessibilityMatters

  8. ♿ EaZyHold — A Simple, Elegant Solution For People Who Have Trouble Grasping Or Holding Items | By Steve Barclay, Canadian Assistive Technology Ltd. | Courtesy of the PWD Media Co-op
    canasstech.com/search?q=ezhold

    A patented universal cuff — no pinch grip, no clenching. Holds forks, cups, toothbrushes, crayons. 32 products, $20–$130 CAD, all in stock.

    #AssistiveTechnology #OccupationalTherapy #DisabilityInclusion #IndependentLiving #AdaptiveEquipment #SpecialEducation #AccessibilityMatters

  9. ♿ EaZyHold — A Simple, Elegant Solution For People Who Have Trouble Grasping Or Holding Items | By Steve Barclay, Canadian Assistive Technology Ltd. | Courtesy of the PWD Media Co-op
    canasstech.com/search?q=ezhold

    A patented universal cuff — no pinch grip, no clenching. Holds forks, cups, toothbrushes, crayons. 32 products, $20–$130 CAD, all in stock.

    #AssistiveTechnology #OccupationalTherapy #DisabilityInclusion #IndependentLiving #AdaptiveEquipment #SpecialEducation #AccessibilityMatters

  10. ♿ EaZyHold — A Simple, Elegant Solution For People Who Have Trouble Grasping Or Holding Items | By Steve Barclay, Canadian Assistive Technology Ltd. | Courtesy of the PWD Media Co-op
    canasstech.com/search?q=ezhold

    A patented universal cuff — no pinch grip, no clenching. Holds forks, cups, toothbrushes, crayons. 32 products, $20–$130 CAD, all in stock.

    #AssistiveTechnology #OccupationalTherapy #DisabilityInclusion #IndependentLiving #AdaptiveEquipment #SpecialEducation #AccessibilityMatters

  11. ♿ EaZyHold — A Simple, Elegant Solution For People Who Have Trouble Grasping Or Holding Items | By Steve Barclay, Canadian Assistive Technology Ltd. | Courtesy of the PWD Media Co-op
    canasstech.com/search?q=ezhold

    A patented universal cuff — no pinch grip, no clenching. Holds forks, cups, toothbrushes, crayons. 32 products, $20–$130 CAD, all in stock.

    #AssistiveTechnology #OccupationalTherapy #DisabilityInclusion #IndependentLiving #AdaptiveEquipment #SpecialEducation #AccessibilityMatters

  12. ♿ EaZyHold — A Simple, Elegant Solution For People Who Have Trouble Grasping Or Holding Items | By Steve Barclay, Canadian Assistive Technology Ltd. | Courtesy of the PWD Media Co-op
    canasstech.com/search?q=ezhold

    A patented universal cuff — no pinch grip, no clenching. Holds forks, cups, toothbrushes, crayons. 32 products, $20–$130 CAD, all in stock.

    #AssistiveTechnology #OccupationalTherapy #DisabilityInclusion #IndependentLiving #AdaptiveEquipment #SpecialEducation #AccessibilityMatters

  13. ♿ EaZyHold — A Simple, Elegant Solution For People Who Have Trouble Grasping Or Holding Items | By Steve Barclay, Canadian Assistive Technology Ltd. | Courtesy of the PWD Media Co-op
    canasstech.com/search?q=ezhold

    A patented universal cuff — no pinch grip, no clenching. Holds forks, cups, toothbrushes, crayons. 32 products, $20–$130 CAD, all in stock.

    #AssistiveTechnology #OccupationalTherapy #DisabilityInclusion #IndependentLiving #AdaptiveEquipment #SpecialEducation #AccessibilityMatters

  14. ♿ EaZyHold — A Simple, Elegant Solution For People Who Have Trouble Grasping Or Holding Items | By Steve Barclay, Canadian Assistive Technology Ltd. | Courtesy of the PWD Media Co-op
    canasstech.com/search?q=ezhold

    A patented universal cuff — no pinch grip, no clenching. Holds forks, cups, toothbrushes, crayons. 32 products, $20–$130 CAD, all in stock.

    #AssistiveTechnology #OccupationalTherapy #DisabilityInclusion #IndependentLiving #AdaptiveEquipment #SpecialEducation #AccessibilityMatters

  15. ♿ EaZyHold — A Simple, Elegant Solution For People Who Have Trouble Grasping Or Holding Items | By Steve Barclay, Canadian Assistive Technology Ltd. | Courtesy of the PWD Media Co-op
    canasstech.com/search?q=ezhold

    A patented universal cuff — no pinch grip, no clenching. Holds forks, cups, toothbrushes, crayons. 32 products, $20–$130 CAD, all in stock.

    #AssistiveTechnology #OccupationalTherapy #DisabilityInclusion #IndependentLiving #AdaptiveEquipment #SpecialEducation #AccessibilityMatters

  16. ♿ EaZyHold — A Simple, Elegant Solution For People Who Have Trouble Grasping Or Holding Items | By Steve Barclay, Canadian Assistive Technology Ltd. | Courtesy of the PWD Media Co-op
    canasstech.com/search?q=ezhold

    A patented universal cuff — no pinch grip, no clenching. Holds forks, cups, toothbrushes, crayons. 32 products, $20–$130 CAD, all in stock.

    #AssistiveTechnology #OccupationalTherapy #DisabilityInclusion #IndependentLiving #AdaptiveEquipment #SpecialEducation #AccessibilityMatters

  17. ♿ EaZyHold — A Simple, Elegant Solution For People Who Have Trouble Grasping Or Holding Items | By Steve Barclay, Canadian Assistive Technology Ltd. | Courtesy of the PWD Media Co-op
    canasstech.com/search?q=ezhold

    A patented universal cuff — no pinch grip, no clenching. Holds forks, cups, toothbrushes, crayons. 32 products, $20–$130 CAD, all in stock.

    #AssistiveTechnology #OccupationalTherapy #DisabilityInclusion #IndependentLiving #AdaptiveEquipment #SpecialEducation #AccessibilityMatters

  18. ♿ Accessibyte Studio — Simplified Every Day Computing Tools For Home, Schools, Libraries, the Elderly And More | By Steve Barclay, Canadian Assistive Technology Ltd. | Courtesy of the PWD Media Co-op
    canasstech.com/products/access

    A self-voicing Windows app that gathers everyday computer tasks into one calm place. Three keys run it: Up, Down and Enter. $220 CAD a year, in stock.

    #AssistiveTechnology #Accessibility #DigitalInclusion #ScreenReaders #Libraries #SpecialEducation #IndependentLiving

  19. ♿ Accessibyte Studio — Simplified Every Day Computing Tools For Home, Schools, Libraries, the Elderly And More | By Steve Barclay, Canadian Assistive Technology Ltd. | Courtesy of the PWD Media Co-op
    canasstech.com/products/access

    A self-voicing Windows app that gathers everyday computer tasks into one calm place. Three keys run it: Up, Down and Enter. $220 CAD a year, in stock.

    #AssistiveTechnology #Accessibility #DigitalInclusion #ScreenReaders #Libraries #SpecialEducation #IndependentLiving

  20. ♿ Accessibyte Studio — Simplified Every Day Computing Tools For Home, Schools, Libraries, the Elderly And More | By Steve Barclay, Canadian Assistive Technology Ltd. | Courtesy of the PWD Media Co-op
    canasstech.com/products/access

    A self-voicing Windows app that gathers everyday computer tasks into one calm place. Three keys run it: Up, Down and Enter. $220 CAD a year, in stock.

    #AssistiveTechnology #Accessibility #DigitalInclusion #ScreenReaders #Libraries #SpecialEducation #IndependentLiving

  21. ♿ Accessibyte Studio — Simplified Every Day Computing Tools For Home, Schools, Libraries, the Elderly And More | By Steve Barclay, Canadian Assistive Technology Ltd. | Courtesy of the PWD Media Co-op
    canasstech.com/products/access

    A self-voicing Windows app that gathers everyday computer tasks into one calm place. Three keys run it: Up, Down and Enter. $220 CAD a year, in stock.

    #AssistiveTechnology #Accessibility #DigitalInclusion #ScreenReaders #Libraries #SpecialEducation #IndependentLiving

  22. ♿ Accessibyte Studio — Simplified Every Day Computing Tools For Home, Schools, Libraries, the Elderly And More | By Steve Barclay, Canadian Assistive Technology Ltd. | Courtesy of the PWD Media Co-op
    canasstech.com/products/access

    A self-voicing Windows app that gathers everyday computer tasks into one calm place. Three keys run it: Up, Down and Enter. $220 CAD a year, in stock.

    #AssistiveTechnology #Accessibility #DigitalInclusion #ScreenReaders #Libraries #SpecialEducation #IndependentLiving

  23. ♿ Accessibyte Studio — Simplified Every Day Computing Tools For Home, Schools, Libraries, the Elderly And More | By Steve Barclay, Canadian Assistive Technology Ltd. | Courtesy of the PWD Media Co-op
    canasstech.com/products/access

    A self-voicing Windows app that gathers everyday computer tasks into one calm place. Three keys run it: Up, Down and Enter. $220 CAD a year, in stock.

    #AssistiveTechnology #Accessibility #DigitalInclusion #ScreenReaders #Libraries #SpecialEducation #IndependentLiving

  24. ♿ Accessibyte Studio — Simplified Every Day Computing Tools For Home, Schools, Libraries, the Elderly And More | By Steve Barclay, Canadian Assistive Technology Ltd. | Courtesy of the PWD Media Co-op
    canasstech.com/products/access

    A self-voicing Windows app that gathers everyday computer tasks into one calm place. Three keys run it: Up, Down and Enter. $220 CAD a year, in stock.

    #AssistiveTechnology #Accessibility #DigitalInclusion #ScreenReaders #Libraries #SpecialEducation #IndependentLiving

  25. ♿ Accessibyte Studio — Simplified Every Day Computing Tools For Home, Schools, Libraries, the Elderly And More | By Steve Barclay, Canadian Assistive Technology Ltd. | Courtesy of the PWD Media Co-op
    canasstech.com/products/access

    A self-voicing Windows app that gathers everyday computer tasks into one calm place. Three keys run it: Up, Down and Enter. $220 CAD a year, in stock.

    #AssistiveTechnology #Accessibility #DigitalInclusion #ScreenReaders #Libraries #SpecialEducation #IndependentLiving

  26. ♿ Accessibyte Studio — Simplified Every Day Computing Tools For Home, Schools, Libraries, the Elderly And More | By Steve Barclay, Canadian Assistive Technology Ltd. | Courtesy of the PWD Media Co-op
    canasstech.com/products/access

    A self-voicing Windows app that gathers everyday computer tasks into one calm place. Three keys run it: Up, Down and Enter. $220 CAD a year, in stock.

    #AssistiveTechnology #Accessibility #DigitalInclusion #ScreenReaders #Libraries #SpecialEducation #IndependentLiving

  27. ♿ Accessibyte Studio — Simplified Every Day Computing Tools For Home, Schools, Libraries, the Elderly And More | By Steve Barclay, Canadian Assistive Technology Ltd. | Courtesy of the PWD Media Co-op
    canasstech.com/products/access

    A self-voicing Windows app that gathers everyday computer tasks into one calm place. Three keys run it: Up, Down and Enter. $220 CAD a year, in stock.

    #AssistiveTechnology #Accessibility #DigitalInclusion #ScreenReaders #Libraries #SpecialEducation #IndependentLiving

  28. ♿ Accessibyte Studio — Simplified Every Day Computing Tools For Home, Schools, Libraries, the Elderly And More | By Steve Barclay, Canadian Assistive Technology Ltd. | Courtesy of the PWD Media Co-op
    canasstech.com/products/access

    A self-voicing Windows app that gathers everyday computer tasks into one calm place. Three keys run it: Up, Down and Enter. $220 CAD a year, in stock.

    #AssistiveTechnology #Accessibility #DigitalInclusion #ScreenReaders #Libraries #SpecialEducation #IndependentLiving

  29. ♿ Accessibyte Studio — Simplified Every Day Computing Tools For Home, Schools, Libraries, the Elderly And More | By Steve Barclay, Canadian Assistive Technology Ltd. | Courtesy of the PWD Media Co-op
    canasstech.com/products/access

    A self-voicing Windows app that gathers everyday computer tasks into one calm place. Three keys run it: Up, Down and Enter. $220 CAD a year, in stock.

    #AssistiveTechnology #Accessibility #DigitalInclusion #ScreenReaders #Libraries #SpecialEducation #IndependentLiving

  30. Efforts are underway in Kumamoto Prefecture to provide children with disabilities with places to stay during the day and relieve stress, after a 7.1 magnitude earthquake struck late last month. japantimes.co.jp/news/2026/08/ #japan #disability #specialeducation

  31. Efforts are underway in Kumamoto Prefecture to provide children with disabilities with places to stay during the day and relieve stress, after a 7.1 magnitude earthquake struck late last month. japantimes.co.jp/news/2026/08/ #japan #disability #specialeducation

  32. Efforts are underway in Kumamoto Prefecture to provide children with disabilities with places to stay during the day and relieve stress, after a 7.1 magnitude earthquake struck late last month. japantimes.co.jp/news/2026/08/ #japan #disability #specialeducation

  33. Efforts are underway in Kumamoto Prefecture to provide children with disabilities with places to stay during the day and relieve stress, after a 7.1 magnitude earthquake struck late last month. japantimes.co.jp/news/2026/08/ #japan #disability #specialeducation

  34. Efforts are underway in Kumamoto Prefecture to provide children with disabilities with places to stay during the day and relieve stress, after a 7.1 magnitude earthquake struck late last month. japantimes.co.jp/news/2026/08/ #japan #disability #specialeducation

  35. If you're a parent of a blind child and something feels off — if they're smart but struggling, verbal but drowning in daily life — this page is for you.

    If you work with blind students, please share it. The right resource at the right time can change everything.

    lanie.work/beyond-blindness/

    #Blind #MultipleDisabilities #Disability #SpecialEducation #TSBVI #ActuallyAutistic #Neurodivergent

  36. If you're a parent of a blind child and something feels off — if they're smart but struggling, verbal but drowning in daily life — this page is for you.

    If you work with blind students, please share it. The right resource at the right time can change everything.

    lanie.work/beyond-blindness/

    #Blind #MultipleDisabilities #Disability #SpecialEducation #TSBVI #ActuallyAutistic #Neurodivergent

  37. If you're a parent of a blind child and something feels off — if they're smart but struggling, verbal but drowning in daily life — this page is for you.

    If you work with blind students, please share it. The right resource at the right time can change everything.

    lanie.work/beyond-blindness/

    #Blind #MultipleDisabilities #Disability #SpecialEducation #TSBVI #ActuallyAutistic #Neurodivergent

  38. If you're a parent of a blind child and something feels off — if they're smart but struggling, verbal but drowning in daily life — this page is for you.

    If you work with blind students, please share it. The right resource at the right time can change everything.

    lanie.work/beyond-blindness/

    #Blind #MultipleDisabilities #Disability #SpecialEducation #TSBVI #ActuallyAutistic #Neurodivergent

  39. If you're a parent of a blind child and something feels off — if they're smart but struggling, verbal but drowning in daily life — this page is for you.

    If you work with blind students, please share it. The right resource at the right time can change everything.

    lanie.work/beyond-blindness/

    #Blind #MultipleDisabilities #Disability #SpecialEducation #TSBVI #ActuallyAutistic #Neurodivergent

  40. Mentor special education teacher honored by ALDI

    Ben Jarabeck, a special education teacher at Re-Education Services, was recently recognized as an ALDI teacher of recognition,…
    #Germany #DE #Europe #EU #Europa #Aldi #autism #BenJarabeck #cookinglessons #MentorOhio #Re-EducationServices #real-lifeskillstraining #specialeducation #Süd&Nord #teacher #teacherhonored
    europesays.com/germany/68126/

  41. Why we need Disability Pride Month

    In addition to Independence Day and all the birthdays we’re celebrating, July is Disability Pride Month. It even has its own flag.

    You might wonder why we need another pride month when we already had one in June. (For some people, like my brother, the two pride months overlap.) There were a few incidents that showed me why disabled people need a pride month.

    I recently went on a Costco run with my granddaughter, who has cerebral palsy. As we went down the aisles, a stranger came up to her and asked if she needed any help. She didn’t have her iPad with its TD Snap software at the time, so I told the person that she was fine and didn’t need help. He asked, “Are you sure?” I told him we were. When he left, my granddaughter shook her head in annoyance. A few steps further, an older woman told the person with her, “God bless that poor child.” My granddaughter looked up at me with a “what’s wrong with her?” expression. Those people may have thought they were well-meaning, but to my granddaughter, they came off as patronizing.

    But this is nothing compared to the ableist abuse others are facing. One of the perpetrators is, of course, the Trump Administration.

    Their latest move is to shift special education from the Department of Education to the Department of Health and Human Services, headed by Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. (You know, the one who lamented that children with autism will “never hold a job.”) This raises concerns that the federal government will push to have people with disabilities institutionalized like they were before the 1960s. Such a move would be in line with the rest of the 60 years’ worth of civil rights progress the Administration has been rolling back. It also ties into their beliefs about white supremacy and eugenics. Let’s not forget that disabled people were the first to be exterminated by Germany in the 1930s.

    This should alarm all of us. The disabled community is one that anyone can join. An accident, disease, chemical exposure, military combat, trauma, or simply age can make any of us disabled. In that situation, we would expect acceptance and support. So why should anyone consider denying it to anyone else?

    Disability Pride, much like LGBTQ+ Pride, is about people being free to live their fullest as their authentic themselves. It’s not about denying anyone else their rights. In fact, protecting the rights of disabled people and making products and facilities more accessible benefits everyone. Accessible products are more useful. Ramps and sidewalk curbs help people with baby strollers and carts. Disabled people contribute to society as well. My son was a job coach and helped a number of autistic adults perform meaningful work. Those same ADA accommodations and support programs can help us get back to our jobs after a disability.

    My granddaughter is thriving in public schools. She made the honor roll at her middle school, helped it win a unified soccer tournament, and made a number of friends. The strides made in the rights of disabled people enable her to achieve her goals and live a full and productive life. We must continue to fight to protect her rights, as well as restore and defend the freedoms stolen from other communities.

    On the door to her room, she has a sign that says, “Cerebral palsy slows me down, but it ain’t stopping me!” People like her should be free to live to their highest potential—and that may include us when the time comes. That’s why we need Disability Pride Month.


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    #accessibility #CerebralPalsy #disability #featured #specialEducation
  42. #Trump actions signal a move toward #institutionalizing people with #disabilities

    For decades, #disabled people have fought for their #rights to go to school & live alongside peers without disabilities — rights that some fear could be losing ground under Trump.

    Last month, the Dept of #Education announced it would shift oversight of #SpecialEducation to #HHS, led by #RFKJr, whose comments on disabilities such as autism are 🦇💩.

    #law #ableism #discrimination #eugenics
    apnews.com/article/trump-rfk-d

  43. #Trump actions signal a move toward #institutionalizing people with #disabilities

    For decades, #disabled people have fought for their #rights to go to school & live alongside peers without disabilities — rights that some fear could be losing ground under Trump.

    Last month, the Dept of #Education announced it would shift oversight of #SpecialEducation to #HHS, led by #RFKJr, whose comments on disabilities such as autism are 🦇💩.

    #law #ableism #discrimination #eugenics
    apnews.com/article/trump-rfk-d

  44. #Trump actions signal a move toward #institutionalizing people with #disabilities

    For decades, #disabled people have fought for their #rights to go to school & live alongside peers without disabilities — rights that some fear could be losing ground under Trump.

    Last month, the Dept of #Education announced it would shift oversight of #SpecialEducation to #HHS, led by #RFKJr, whose comments on disabilities such as autism are 🦇💩.

    #law #ableism #discrimination #eugenics
    apnews.com/article/trump-rfk-d

  45. #Trump actions signal a move toward #institutionalizing people with #disabilities

    For decades, #disabled people have fought for their #rights to go to school & live alongside peers without disabilities — rights that some fear could be losing ground under Trump.

    Last month, the Dept of #Education announced it would shift oversight of #SpecialEducation to #HHS, led by #RFKJr, whose comments on disabilities such as autism are 🦇💩.

    #law #ableism #discrimination #eugenics
    apnews.com/article/trump-rfk-d

  46. #Trump actions signal a move toward #institutionalizing people with #disabilities

    For decades, #disabled people have fought for their #rights to go to school & live alongside peers without disabilities — rights that some fear could be losing ground under Trump.

    Last month, the Dept of #Education announced it would shift oversight of #SpecialEducation to #HHS, led by #RFKJr, whose comments on disabilities such as autism are 🦇💩.

    #law #ableism #discrimination #eugenics
    apnews.com/article/trump-rfk-d

  47. Amy Diediker is a former elementary music teacher, who lives in Olathe.

    On her campaign website, Diediker supports fully funding schools and special education, strong academic standards, and supporting and retaining excellent educators.

    amyd4boe.com/about-amy-diediker

    31/x

    #SpecialEducation #Teachers

  48. Amy Diediker is a former elementary music teacher, who lives in Olathe.

    On her campaign website, Diediker supports fully funding schools and special education, strong academic standards, and supporting and retaining excellent educators.

    amyd4boe.com/about-amy-diediker

    31/x

    #SpecialEducation #Teachers

  49. Amy Diediker is a former elementary music teacher, who lives in Olathe.

    On her campaign website, Diediker supports fully funding schools and special education, strong academic standards, and supporting and retaining excellent educators.

    amyd4boe.com/about-amy-diediker

    31/x

    #SpecialEducation #Teachers

  50. Amy Diediker is a former elementary music teacher, who lives in Olathe.

    On her campaign website, Diediker supports fully funding schools and special education, strong academic standards, and supporting and retaining excellent educators.

    amyd4boe.com/about-amy-diediker

    31/x

    #SpecialEducation #Teachers