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Hear My Voice
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Reg Peters Library
The Reg Peters Library provides up-to-date information on subjects related to people with developmental disabilities, their families, friends, teachers, employers, service providers, advocates, support workers and others who support them.
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Thought Provoking Articles by Michael Kendrick on a Wide Range of Topics
Michael Kendrick is an independent international consultant in human services and community work. His works and writings have included leadership, service quality, the creation of safeguards for vulnerable persons, social integration, change, innovation, values, advocacy, the role of individual persons and small groups in creating advances, evaluation, alternatives to bureaucracy, personalized approaches to supporting people, and reform in the human service field.
Click here to view some of Michael Kendrick’s articles that pertain to his April 6, 2005 workshop in Red Deer.
NorthEast Community Online
On-line information and communication technology are important enabling technologies ("electronic curb-cuts") for people with disabilities, increasing their ability to participate in an increasingly knowledge-based society. However, although significant inroads have been made into the use of technology and Internet accessibility for certain types of disabilities (e.g., visual impairment), little attention has been paid to Internet accessibility for those with developmental disabilities. NorthEast Community Online is designed to address this area.
Click here to visit the NorthEast Community Online website at www.ne-community.com.