Helpful Links
Self Advocacy Groups
ACT (Advocating Change Together)
EMAIL: act@selfadvocacy.org
Advocating Change Together
1821 University Ave W Ste 306S
St. Paul, MN 55104.
ACT Self-Advocacy Resource Network is a clearinghouse for materials and training that support self-advocacy. The ACT Memo is an online memo which provides advocacy training and facilitates a national dialogue among self-advocates and their supporters.
EMAIL: act@selfadvocacy.org
Advocating Change Together
1821 University Ave W Ste 306S
St. Paul, MN 55104.
ACT Self-Advocacy Resource Network is a clearinghouse for materials and training that support self-advocacy. The ACT Memo is an online memo which provides advocacy training and facilitates a national dialogue among self-advocates and their supporters.
Connecticut Disability Advocacy Collaborative
The mission of the CT-DAC is to enhance effective disability activism in CT by organizing and empowering individuals, families, groups and organizations.
Contact Person: Stan Kosloski
Phone: (860) 635-0695
The mission of the CT-DAC is to enhance effective disability activism in CT by organizing and empowering individuals, families, groups and organizations.
Contact Person: Stan Kosloski
Phone: (860) 635-0695
CT KASA: Connecticut Kids As Self Advocates
CT KASA is a national grassworks network of youth with special needs and their friends, speaking on behalf of themselves.
Address: CT-KASA, 60-B Weston Street, Hartford, CT 06120-1551
Contact Person: Heather Northrop (Advisor)
Phone: (860) 297-4316
TTY: (860) 297-4380
Fax: (860) 566-8714
CT KASA is a national grassworks network of youth with special needs and their friends, speaking on behalf of themselves.
Address: CT-KASA, 60-B Weston Street, Hartford, CT 06120-1551
Contact Person: Heather Northrop (Advisor)
Phone: (860) 297-4316
TTY: (860) 297-4380
Fax: (860) 566-8714
An organization of self-advocates becoming equal partners in policy and legislation
Developmental Disability Services
The Riot
The Riot is a national E-Newsletter from the Self-Advocate Leadership Network @HSRI.
The Riot is a national E-Newsletter from the Self-Advocate Leadership Network @HSRI.
Helpful Links
The Connecticut Youth Leadership Project (CT YLP) is a youth
leadership program that empowers youth with disabilities to
realize their leadership potential. Through self-awareness and
team building activities, young adults explore leadership styles
and develop and implement team and personal leadership plans.
leadership program that empowers youth with disabilities to
realize their leadership potential. Through self-awareness and
team building activities, young adults explore leadership styles
and develop and implement team and personal leadership plans.
Our goal is to help youth with disabilities meet the challenges of
the future, overcome obstacles and become leaders so that they
can make a difference in their communities and for others with
disabilities.
the future, overcome obstacles and become leaders so that they
can make a difference in their communities and for others with
disabilities.
Kathleen Kabara, President CTYLP:
C/o DSS
25 Sigourney Street
Hartford, CT 06106
Phone: 860-424-5068
EMail: Kathleen.Kabara@ct.gov
C/o DSS
25 Sigourney Street
Hartford, CT 06106
Phone: 860-424-5068
EMail: Kathleen.Kabara@ct.gov
A web-zine of international disability news and views.
Self Advocacy Association of New York State, Inc.
People with Developmental Disabilities Speaking up for Ourselves
People with Developmental Disabilities Speaking up for Ourselves
Self Advocates As Leaders
An oganization of self-advocates becoming equal partners in pollicy and legislation.
An oganization of self-advocates becoming equal partners in pollicy and legislation.
Films by, for and about People with Developmental Disabilities
Inclusion Daily Express News
Self-Determination Page - Educational Opportunities & Fact Sheets