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Michigan Developmental Disabilities Council
The Michigan Developmental Disabilities Council (MiDDC) and Self-Advocates of Michigan (SAM) present: the 2025 Breaking Barriers Art Exhibit. This art gallery highlights the talent of artists with developmental disabilities and explores the intersection between art and disability as a form of self-expression and self-advocacy.
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MiDDC's Inclusive Community Outreach Newsletter (ICON) is your go-to resource for news, information, and events affecting people with developmental disabilities and their families across Michigan.
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Spotlight on MiDDC Activities
Employment Resources
Information and Resources for people with developmental disabilities, family members and professionals on how to help people with developmental disabilities obtain competitive integrated employment.
Empowerment Fund
Financial support for people with developmental disabilities and family members to attend conferences, seminars, and training to build capacity to participate in decisions that impact their lives.
Resources for CMHSPs
Information and Resources for professionals working for Community Mental Health Service Programs (CMHSPs), including Peer Mentoring, Community of Practice, and Charting the LifeCourse.
Supported Decision Making
Information and Resources for people with developmental disabilities, family members, and professionals on how to support people with developmental disabilities in making the choices they need and want while keeping their rights.
Self-Advocates of Michigan (SAM)
SAM is a statewide self-advocacy organization that advocates for independence, inclusion, freedom, opportunity, respect, and dignity, while making the public aware of abilities of people developmental disabilities throughout Michigan.