The conference agenda, hotel information, and sponsorship opportunities are available at our conference webpage: ncil.org/ncil2023.
A Brief Message from Theo Braddy, Executive Director of NCIL
A few days ago, during the National Council on Independent Living (NCIL)’s quarterly board meeting, NCIL launched its 5 for 5 Campaign (5for5campaign.com). This campaign primarily focuses on increasing funding for Centers for Independent Living, whose work invests in community living and independence for people with disabilities.
[Read more…]Service and Oversight Resources
If you are seeking services, first contact your Center for Independent Living. CILs are advocacy organizations run by and for people with disabilities. They provide five “core” services:
- Peer Support
- Independent Living Skills Training
- Information and Referral
- Individual and Systems Advocacy
- Transition to Community Life
National Policy
NCIL is proud to offer a national policy platform that advocates for the human and civil rights of all individuals. NCIL members directly determine our public policy priorities through regular survey, and by serving on our legislative and advocacy subcommittees. Read about NCIL’s current policy positions and access official position papers by using the Advocacy Monitor.