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TASH Letter to Massachusetts Department of Developmental Services
The Massachusetts Department of Developmental Services has proposed amendments to regulations regarding the use of aversive interventions. The amendments aim...
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A Proclamation from President of the United States of America
THE WHITE HOUSE Office of the Press Secretary For Immediate Release July 25, 2011 ANNIVERSARY OF THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES...
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What does it take to start a TASH Chapter?
With state and federal budget cuts to disability services and supports, proposed legislative measures with unintended consequences for people with disabilities and...
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Speak Out Against Subminimum Wages for Workers with Disabilities
TASH is joining the National Federation of the Blind and the Collaboration to Promote Self-Determination, as well as other disability...
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In Memory of June Downing
Dear TASH members: It is with great personal sadness that I am writing to let you know that one of...
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Massachusetts to hold hearings on regulations to ban aversive therapy
The Massachusetts Department of Developmental Services has scheduled two public hearings on proposed regulations that would ban the practice of...
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Disability Policy the Subject of a Virtual Town Hall with the White House
On Thursday, July 14, the White House sponsored a virtual town hall meeting from 1 – 2 p.m. on the...
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Act Now to STOP Expansion of Sub-Minimum Wage!
Important Update! The HELP Committee is scheduled to address the reauthorization of the Workforce Investment Act on August 3. There...
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Got question for the White House’s top disability policy advisors?
Disability.gov is holding a virtual town hall this Thursday, July 14, to introduce the White House’s top advisors on disability...
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Private companies using questionable techniques to train California schools
California schools are using training programs and physical restraint protocols create by private companies that, in many cases, appear to...
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