World Diabetes Day is a day which is held annually on November 14th and is used to bring attention to the disease called diabetes and to educate people about the impacts of this disease on human health. This day is observed in over 160 different countries and by the more than 230 member associations of the International Diabetes Federation.
Giving Tuesday is a day which is observed on the Tuesday after Thanksgiving in the United States. It was created in 2012, to celebrate giving and charitable acts. Using the Internet and social media, this holiday is able to connect many different groups all over the world for the purpose of supporting service and giving back to not only the local community but also the world community as well.
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This CoP is a cross section of stakeholder who come together to discuss strategies to support DC youth with disabilities as they transition into a self-directed life. For more info, contact [email protected]
For details, contact: [email protected]
For meeting details and accommodation requests, including a conference call number for remote participation, please contact:
[email protected] or call 202-730-1687
This event will highlight best practices for employing persons with disabilities and recognize those employers who have been good partners to the District of Columbia. Antwanye Ford, President and CEO of Enlightened Inc., a technology consulting firm, is the guest speaker. Ford also serves as Chairman of the DC Workforce Investment Council (WIC).
You're invited to this year's 11th Annual Mayor's Disability and Diversity Expo!
In recognition of October being National Disability Employment Awareness Month, we are celebrating by offering two free events in order to advance the conversation on equal opportunities and inclusive environments for people with disabilities.
Parent Advocate Leaders (PALS) is a network for parents and caregivers of children with special health care needs.
Direct Support Professionals Week Sept. 9 – 15
