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Join Us for a Commemorative Webinar Series: The Rehab Act at 50 Years
ACL is hosting a dynamic two-part webinar series, "The Rehab Act at 50 Years." This commemorative series marks the 50th anniversary of the signing of the Rehab Act, which was the first civil rights legislation protecting disabled people against discrimination and established both the Independent Living Services<https://click.connect.hhs.gov/?qs=b75491b04c16fad1a3055716f68c74a563c35b2338f4b10121ddf0728cf019574f1ec02aad90466a34d7a74fd2727b732dcc6b38b05f1f8e> and Centers for Independent Living programs<https://click.connect.hhs.gov/?qs=b75491b04c16fad1a528cef7664d945e171fe2974b1bb478550cd309312f345f05388b8d3b535f13b7a8a79e00f2f51da7e74a83e880790f> and the National Institute on Disability, Independent Living, and Rehabilitation Research<https://click.connect.hhs.gov/?qs=b75491b04c16fad192d041fa45a8686fa594916ce89e43b2b50726d512431df52e6629b81912ec47973e0dfca7197544edd37335257531a4> (NIDILRR). This law marked a turning point in the history of disability rights, shaping the path toward independence, inclusion, and advocacy.

Register today to join these enriching conversations! For questions regarding either webinar, contact sford at neweditions.net<mailto:sford at neweditions.net?subject=>.
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The Rehab Act at 50 Years Part 1: Origins, Evolution, & Current Day
Wednesday, September 27, 2023 | 3:30-5:00 PM ET

The first webinar will focus on the origins, evolution, and current-day implications of the Rehab Act by highlighting the stories of key leaders who took part in the advocacy and direct actions that made its passage possible. Step into history as we explore the journey from the Act's inception to its lasting implications. Our distinguished panel of key leaders who participated in drafting and implementing the Act will share their unique perspectives, shedding light on the challenges, victories, and profound societal changes driven by the Rehab Act.

Facilitator: Lex Frieden

Panelists:

  *   John Wodatch
  *   Colleen Starkloff
  *   Mary Lou Breslin
  *   Theo Braddy

Space is limited. Register for Part 1<https://click.connect.hhs.gov/?qs=b75491b04c16fad15dbac6cb47291ec2187f37b1635e0bf6e0f958057aed017d7a223c56e068f7f07800e3e60e93f2dedf044be2a8a4f57d> now to reserve your spot and to receive instructions for joining the webinar. Registration closes 72 hours prior to the event. ASL interpreting and live captioning services are being provided. An opportunity to request additional disability-related accommodations will be provided on the registration form. If you have difficulties registering, please email events at 1sourceevents.com<mailto:events at 1sourceevents.com?subject=>.

If you are unable to attend Part 1, sign up to request access to the webinar recording and resources<https://click.connect.hhs.gov/?qs=b75491b04c16fad17e92ffcbb43156a1624eb316c21417f50a98eba6071fc424d8dfbaef2286a6a5236737f2a9c54035d0fe7263de7e1253>.
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The Rehab Act at 50 Years Part 2:  Our Future — Youth and Young Adult Engagement & Involvement in Disability Advocacy
Thursday, September 28, 2023 | 4:00-5:30 PM ET

The second webinar will envision the future of the Independent Living movement by understanding the work of the next generation of youth and young leaders and how their voices and experiences are shaping its future. Join us in celebrating the next generation of advocates who are shaping the future of independent living. Delve into a thought-provoking discussion about empowering young leaders from marginalized communities. Learn how they are making an impact and influencing the future landscape of disability advocacy.

Presenters:

  *   Elizabeth Cardosa
  *   Purvi Sevak

Moderator: Stephanie Picazo

Panelists:

  *   Matthew Atterberry
  *   Hannah Gallivan
  *   Riley Hurt
  *   Miso Kwak

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