Dan Kessler, Executive Director of Disability Rights and Resources, and Christie Stanley, on an introduction to DRR and activities through the CARES Act.

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Ada Katherine van Wyhe, Director Legislative & Constituent Affairs at ADMH, and Jill West, Governmental Relations Manager and Director of Office of Communications and Information at ADRS, and ADRS Commissioner Jane Elizabeth Burdeshaw, on the upcoming legislative session and legislative advocacy.

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Sarah Williams with her mother, Mrs. Halbert, on family advocacy.

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Amy Kirby, Special Needs Minister, and Sharon Little, Associate Special Needs Minister, at Shades Mountain Baptist Church

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Antwain Jordan on being a single father of a child with special needs and navigating the move to Alabama.

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Antwain Jordan, single father, Mateo, son, and Mateo's mother on co-parenting and meeting Mateo.

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Lorenzo Brown, Executive Director The Is-Able Center, on "the end of something can be the start of something new!"

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Angela Fisher Hall, Regional Librarian and Program Director, and Tim Emmons, Read Adviser, Alabama Library for the Blind and Physically Handicapped.

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Jennifer McInerney, Attorney at Carney Dye Law Offices, and Erin McInerney Senior at Mountain Brook High School on using an "about me" document for teachers in the school system and utilizing a letter of intent for life after school.

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Let's hang out with Sarah Williams, Courtney Adams, and John Wood: Accessibility Chat

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