Dear Friends,
As you know, TASH has been a progressive leader in disability advocacy since 1975. In our first 50 years, TASH and its members have been instrumental in closing institutions and advancing research and practice in education, employment and community living. As we conclude our 50th Anniversary, we look forward to the next 50 years and our continued work to advance inclusion for all people with disabilities, especially those with the most significant support needs.
Your donation makes it possible for TASH to continue to advocate for best practices in building inclusive lives, employment and communities. In 2026, TASH will play a pivotal role in the Disability Employment Technical Assistance Center (DETAC); advance research and practice, including through our two quarterly journals, Inclusive Practices, geared to practitioners, and our influential peer reviewed Research and Practice for Persons with Severe Disabilities (RPSD); and continue to offer outstanding educational and professional development opportunities through our annual Conference (Philadelphia on December 3-5, 2026), and via our Spring and Fall Webinar Series.
TASH will once again support the annual Disability Policy Seminar and will continue to engage our members and allies on policy developments and inform Congress and the Administration on critically important issues affecting individuals with disabilities, their families and communities. Your donation increases TASH’s reach and advocacy efforts in a time when they are most needed. Our goal is to raise enough money to increase our advocacy and education efforts in a time when services and supports for people with disabilities are in danger.
We are grateful to our passionate and committed members and allies who support TASH and its mission; your generous support is essential to our continued work and success. As we approach the end of a challenging year, we hope that you will make a year-end donation now to support TASH. Your donation is fully tax deductible.
Thank you for your consideration and generosity.
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Michael Brogioli Executive Director |
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Deborah Taub, Ph.D. Board President |