Can we use the Best Western & eat @ the Great Wall buffet 4 lunch Please 4 our next Board of
Directors meeting
davu
on January 24, 2015 at 4:10 pm
What do people think about the member log in?
JonM
on February 3, 2015 at 12:54 pm
I think WE should move the regional roundups AROUND from CHAPTER 2 CHAPTER so it is not in the SAME place all the time & not just have a CHAPTER host have a chapter member be in CHARGE of the regional roundups & don’t have a regional roundup the SAME month as a Board of Directors meeting have the regional roundups every other month
chrish
on March 9, 2015 at 1:19 am
yes sufu chapter hold there regional roundups
JonM
on April 23, 2015 at 10:44 pm
Dozens Of Self-Advocates Arrested At White House
By MICHELLE DIAMENT
April 21, 2015 Text Size A A
Police keep a watchful eye as members of ADAPT demonstrate in front of the White House. (Clark Matthews/Twitter)
Police keep a watchful eye as members of ADAPT demonstrate in front of the White House. (Clark Matthews/Twitter)
More than 50 disability rights activists were arrested Monday while protesting outside the White House.
Those detained were among about 200 advocates from across the country who are in Washington this week with the disability rights group ADAPT.
The demonstrators were at the White House calling on President Barack Obama to address the “critical civil rights of persons with disabilities” ahead of the 25th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act this summer.
Specifically, ADAPT wants the president to issue an executive order implementing steps to end institutionalization of people with disabilities.
What’s more, the activists would like the administration to support legislation enhancing community-based living options.
“I’d rather go to jail than DIE in a nursing home,” Jensen Caraballo of Rochester, N.Y. wrote on Twitter after being detained by police.
The 54 arrested Monday were issued citations for blocking passage, according to Sgt. Lelani Woods with the U.S. Park Police. They were all released but each citation carries a $50 fine.
White House officials did not specifically address the demonstrators’ demands, but told Disability Scoop that “President Obama works hard every day to ensure the fullest inclusion of all Americans, especially those with disabilities.”
JonM
on September 8, 2015 at 1:24 am
how your day
JonM
on September 9, 2015 at 2:46 pm
how was the SUFU Conference
curtisg
on October 26, 2015 at 2:16 pm
when the next ice cream social.
EricM
on August 15, 2018 at 9:51 pm
Dear David this is Eric and I hope you get well soon
This seems to be working
It worked for me to try it too!
Can we use the Best Western & eat @ the Great Wall buffet 4 lunch Please 4 our next Board of
Directors meeting
What do people think about the member log in?
I think WE should move the regional roundups AROUND from CHAPTER 2 CHAPTER so it is not in the SAME place all the time & not just have a CHAPTER host have a chapter member be in CHARGE of the regional roundups & don’t have a regional roundup the SAME month as a Board of Directors meeting have the regional roundups every other month
yes sufu chapter hold there regional roundups
Dozens Of Self-Advocates Arrested At White House
By MICHELLE DIAMENT
April 21, 2015 Text Size A A
Police keep a watchful eye as members of ADAPT demonstrate in front of the White House. (Clark Matthews/Twitter)
Police keep a watchful eye as members of ADAPT demonstrate in front of the White House. (Clark Matthews/Twitter)
More than 50 disability rights activists were arrested Monday while protesting outside the White House.
Those detained were among about 200 advocates from across the country who are in Washington this week with the disability rights group ADAPT.
The demonstrators were at the White House calling on President Barack Obama to address the “critical civil rights of persons with disabilities” ahead of the 25th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act this summer.
Specifically, ADAPT wants the president to issue an executive order implementing steps to end institutionalization of people with disabilities.
What’s more, the activists would like the administration to support legislation enhancing community-based living options.
“I’d rather go to jail than DIE in a nursing home,” Jensen Caraballo of Rochester, N.Y. wrote on Twitter after being detained by police.
The 54 arrested Monday were issued citations for blocking passage, according to Sgt. Lelani Woods with the U.S. Park Police. They were all released but each citation carries a $50 fine.
White House officials did not specifically address the demonstrators’ demands, but told Disability Scoop that “President Obama works hard every day to ensure the fullest inclusion of all Americans, especially those with disabilities.”
how your day
how was the SUFU Conference
when the next ice cream social.
Dear David this is Eric and I hope you get well soon