ADVOCACY WORKSHOPS

 

TO HELP DISABILITY ADVOCACY GROUPS

 IMPROVE THEIR SKILLS!!

 

     Organizing for Success                                                 10am – 12pm

 

Understand how to get and keep your group organized. Learn how to identify your organization’s strengths. Also learn effective time management tips and how to conduct effective meetings.

 

      Lunch Available                                                             12pm – 1pm

         

Lunch will be made available and is a great time to network with your peers and other advocates.  A $5 fee will be collected from those who choose to participate in the network luncheon.

 

      Advocacy with School Districts                                     1pm – 3pm

 

Receive training on special education laws and advocacy techniques.  Learn collective advocacy strategies and explore ways that parents can join efforts among themselves and with other groups to affect educational policy change at the local, state, and federal levels.

 

       ENROLL NOW TO ATTEND WORKSHOPS IN YOUR AREA!!!

 

                      Harrisburg – April 9 @ Disability Rights Network of Pennsylvania

                      Philadelphia – April 15 @ Vision for Equality, The Cast Iron Building

           Pittsburgh – May 6 @ Three Rivers Center for Independent Living Services

                      Erie – May 12 @ Voices for Independence

                     Johnsonburg – May 13 @ Johnsonburg Fire Hall

                     Scranton – May 21 @ Northeast PA CIL, IBEW Building

 

To Enroll or for More Information Contact DASH– Call toll free at 866-915-3274 (877-375-7139 tty) OR send an email to ldo@drnpa.org

Please note that seating is limited and reservations are required.

 

No charge for workshops or materials

Special assistance such as interpreters available upon request

Workshop material is available in alternate format such as large print, disk or Braille if requested

 

 

Workshops are provided by the Disability Advocacy Support Hub (a project of the Disability Rights Network of Pennsylvania) and are funded by the Pennsylvania Developmental Disabilities Council