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Arne Duncan to Deliver Commencement for D.C. Students with Disabilities Who Completed Job Skills Program
In an e-mail from the White House today, it was announced that U.S. Department of Education Secretary Arne Duncan will...
READ MORETASH to Hold Congressional Briefing on Restraint & Seclusion
National Efforts to Restrict the Use of Restraint & Seclusion Practices in Schools How you can help: 1. Please...
READ MORECal-TASH Holds Regional Meeting in Santa Barbara June 14
Cal-TASH, the California chapter of TASH, is holding regional meetings throughout the state in addition its annual conference. Some of...
READ MOREPublic Hearings Held in New York to Explore ‘Care and Safety Measures’ in Group Homes
The New York Times has spent more than a year investigating New York state's management of residential facilities and group...
READ MORETASH Board President Appointed to President’s Committee
TASH Board of Directors President, Carol Quirk, has been appointed to President Obama’s Committee for Individuals with Intellectual Disabilities. The...
READ MORETASH Conference Call for Proposals is Now Closed
... but our excitement for the 2011 TASH conference continues to build! We owe a big thank you to everyone...
READ MOREThe New York Times Calls State’s Institutions ‘A System in Disarray’
Jonathan Carey, a 13-year-old with autism, died in February 2007. He was asphyxiated and slowly crushed to death by a...
READ MOREDOL Offers $20 Million to States for Disability Employment Initiative
The U.S. Department of Labor has announced it will provide $20 million to fund state-run programs to improve employment outcomes...
READ MOREAAPD Names Obama Aide Next President & CEO
The American Association of People with Disabilities has announced that Mark Perriello will serve as the organization’s president and CEO...
READ MOREMicro-Enterprise at the TASH Conference Opens Doors to New Opportunities
[gallery link="file" columns="2"] Dylan Kuehl, a past TASH Conference exhibitor and attendee, has used the conference as a way to...
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