2008 NCIL Annual Conference

Time for Change: Use Your Power!

• Complete 2008 Annual Conference Program: updated!
  
  

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Conference Evaluation Forms: Please complete and mail to:

1710 Rhode Island Ave, NW / 5th Floor / Washington, D.C. 20036

or fax to: (202) 207-0341 or email: ncil@ncil.org

• Full 2008 Conference Evaluation
  
  
  
  
• Concurrent Workshop I Evaluation
  
  
  • Nursing Home Transition: Show Me the Money!
  • Organizing Our Communities for Change: A Best Practice for Grassroots System Advocacy in the Disability Movement
  • Responding to Community Need: How One CIL Created an Alternative to the Community Mental Health System
  • Parenting with a Disability
  • Managing Risk: Time for Change

• Concurrent Workshop II Evaluation
  
  
  • Leveraging the New Ticket to Work Program for Your CIL or SILC
  • Using the Power of the ADA
  • My Polling Place or Yours: Survey Tolls for Accurate Accessibility Reviews
  • Working Effectively with the Media: Basic Practices for Advocacy Using Media Relations and Fundraising
  • Grassroots Women with Disabilities vs. Sexism and Ableism: Feminist Organizing for Power
  • The Nebraska Agenda for Full Participation: Framing the Disability Discussion

• Concurrent Workshop III Evaluation
  
  
  • Supercharge Your Mission by Making New Partners
  • Nursing Facility Outreach – Countdown to Independence: 3…2…1… Launch to the Community!
  • Assisting People with Disabilites to Obtain Assistive Technology: Making Use of Alternative Financing
  • Movement by the Masses: Using Alternative Media to Speak Truth to Power
  • Assisted Suicide: Why Leading Disability Advocacy Organizations Oppose its Legislation
  • The Right to be Healthy: Evidence to Support Individual and Systems Advocacy in HCBS
    
    
    
• Concurrent Workshop IV Evaluation
  
  
  • The Roots of Power: How Your CIL Can Create Community and Move Beyond Advocacy
  • Stepping Stones: How to Provide a Platform for Peer Mentoring for Nursing Home Survivors
  • Leveraging Your Voting Access Efforts
  • Collaborating for System Change in Education
  • High School/High Tech: Teaching Advocacy to Youth through a Career Framework
  • Critical Role of CILs for Aging and Disability Resource Center Networks