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Contact your elected representatives on the following bills:
- Health Care Reform
Health Care Reform
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Information on the Survival Coalition of Wisconsin Disability Organizations, advocacy tools, and advocacy training opportunities
Information on grant opportunities
for disability advocates.
DAWN is happy to announce our new Community News Service. The new network will announce major changes to the DAWN website along with advocacy opportunities, events, and trainings. Please send us your WI advocacy announcements for inclusion into our news feed.
(Added 03/16/2010) More
The Wisconsin Council on Children and Families’ (WCCF) annual "camp"
will be held this year on April 14 and April 15, 2010, at Bethlel
Lutheran Church in Madison.
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People with disabilities and the people who support them are encouraged
to participate in the Census.
(Added 03/14/2010) More
Time is running out on this legislative session to pass the Seclusion and Restraint and Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports (PBIS) legislation (SB-468 and AB-682).
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