GCPD and TWC will host the Lex Frieden Employment Awards and HireAbility Forum next Thursday.
Community and industry leaders will highlight how disability hiring, equity, and inclusion in the workplace helps attract and retain a talented workforce.
More: https://t.co/e8pxBySNIq
[International Week of Deaf People 2022]
📣 The #IWDP2022 starts now!✨
🌐 This week, #deaf people around the world come together to proudly acknowledge, "Building Inclusive Communities for All".
Time to celebrate 🎉 from 19 to 25 September!
What does voting mean to you? Tell us in a retweet or reply, then visit our website for valuable resources about your voting rights: https://t.co/NgBhZa1Hsy
#REVUP#CripTheVote#DVRW#DisabilityRights@REVUP_Texas
Save the Date for the 2022 Texas Disability Issues Forum (TDIF) on Monday September 19, 2022! Hear what candidates have to say about the issues impacting you.
Visit https://t.co/HHg8zbGdz5 for info on live registration and virtual watch parties.
photo credit: @revuptx_official
🚨 Calling all students and new graduates with Disabilities across the US and Canada - there is still time to apply to our upcoming Recruitment events near you! 🚨 Applications close THIS Sunday, September 11th at midnight PST! To learn more apply, visit https://t.co/CrOpwOjdsN
Reposting this great opportunity from @LimeConnect! Apps are open for the 2022 Fellows Class - open to University sophomores with disabilities across the US. Apply via https://t.co/DcfjNjViSP
Wrapping up our student group series with other support and skill-building groups from the Counseling and Mental Health Center!
Neurodiverse Student Support & Skills
Anxiety & Depression Management
Re-entry: Transitioning into School Post-Virtual Life
https://t.co/i7lgDEde37
Next up in our series is the Texas Crohn's and Colitis Initiative Support Group!
Here students express their opinions and/or share their stories regarding life with IBD. It meets bi-weekly on Zoom with students from all over Texas. Google Form: https://t.co/HXhYqhGPO1
We're highlighting Students on the Spectrum in a student group series!
This is a support group with Longhorn TIES for students who have been diagnosed with autism or who identify as autistic. Find advocacy, support, & resources. Food & beverages provided. https://t.co/laSbvAaasH
Next in our series featuring student groups is Connecting Around Chronicity: Support for Students with Life-Altering Medical Conditions! For any student living with chronic illnesses or medical conditions that have a significant impact on their lives. https://t.co/i7lgDEde37
The Disability Advocacy Student Coalition is the student organization associated with UT Austin's Services for Students with Disabilities (SSD). https://t.co/bjmt6II3Fr
We're highlighting the Disability Advocacy Student Coalition (@UTDASC) to help launch a series featuring student groups around campus!
DASC promotes awareness, advocacy and education about disabilities on campus and in the surrounding community. https://t.co/bjmt6II3Fr
Apps are OPEN for the Lime Fellowship Program for university sophomores with disabilities in the US! This program is great for students seeking professional development, confidence as a person with a disability, a sense of community & more! Learn more via https://t.co/k0cvo2Zdnt
Join the Critical Disability Studies Program @TCDS_UT
on 2/10 at 12pm for a Conversation About Racism and Ableism with Imani Barbarin, @Imani_Barbarin! Register: https://t.co/BK4PH241me
Alt-text in thread. Flyer reads: Crip Conversations: A Conversation about Racism & Ableism with Imani Barbarin. Thurs Feb 10, 2022 12:00 - 1:00 PM CST. REGISTRATION LINK: https://t.co/BK4PH241me. Logo for Texas Center for Disability Studies at the University of Texas at Austin.
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She currently serves as the Communications Director for a nonprofit in Pennsylvania. Join us for a spirited discussion on racism and ableism as part of our Crip Conversations series.