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Voices in Action: Community Engagement Center
One of MiDDC's core values is to ensure the voices of people with disabilities are heard and considered in the policymaking process. MiDDC created the Voices in Action: Community Engagement Center as a resource to educate and empower people with disabilities and their families.
MiDDC encourages the public to use this resource to learn more about critical disability-related issues and share that information with elected officials and policymakers. The Voices in Action: Community Engagement Center can be used to:
- Learn about current disability-related issues.
- Build relationships with elected officials and educate them on the lived experiences of people with disabilities and their families.
MiDDC believes that change starts with connection and informed engagement. Explore topics below to learn more about current issues affecting people with disabilities and their families:
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Medicaid Supports and Services
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Education Rights for Youth and Students with Disabilities
Education Rights for Students and Youth with Disabilities
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Voting Rights and Civic Participation
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Alternatives to Guardianship
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The Role of Direct Support Professionals in Disability Services
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Fair and Equitable Employment for Adults with Disabilities
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Restructuring Behavioral Health System
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Section 504 and Equal Access