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State Summit Report


State Summit Report [link]

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College Programs for People with Disabilities in Kentucky


College Programs for People with Disabilities in Kentucky [link]

Shows students options for college in Kentucky. Colleges that have programs for people with intellectual disabilities right now include: Northern Kentucky University, Bluegrass Community and Technical College, Murray State University, Spalding University, and Big Sandy Community Technical College. You need to contact the colleges for more details.

Murray State: cclemson@murraystate.edu (Cindy Clemson)

BCTC: rebecca.simms@kctcs.edu (Rebecca Simms)

NKU: jonesme@nku.edu (Melissa Jones)

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Get the Job…Keep the Job! Video


Get the Job…Keep the Job! Video [link]

Gives video examples of how to go to a job interview and

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National Resource Center for Supported Decision-Making


National Resource Center for Supported Decision-Making [link]

Webinars, talks, and essays from experts about how to make choices as you become an adult.

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Introduction and Guide to Supported Decision Making featuring Jonathan Martinis


Introduction and Guide to Supported Decision Making featuring Jonathan Martinis [link]

Video series about making your own choices and becoming more independent.

I'm Determined website

I’m Determined


I’m Determined [link]

Website with resources for parents and youth with disabilities about making their own choices. They offer resources and videos about making choices, sticking up for yourself, and understanding your disability.

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Speak Up: Using What You’ve Got to Get What You Want


Speak Up: Using What You’ve Got to Get What You Want [link]

Video about how to speak up to get what you want.

Phone: 301-608-8098

Email: ncfy@acf.hhs.gov

Kids as Self-Advocates (KASA)


Kids as Self-Advocates (KASA) [link]

Teaches kids how to be leaders and talk to others about their rights.:

Phone: (207) 458-1009

Email: bbaker@familyvoices.org

Youth in Action: Becoming a Stronger Self-Advocate


Youth in Action: Becoming a Stronger Self-Advocate [link]

Offers a step-by-step guide for telling people about your rights.

Phone: 877-871-0744

SpeakingUp website

Learn About Self-Advocacy: Speaking Up


Learn About Self-Advocacy: Speaking Up [link]

Shares a video about how to stick up for your rights.

Email: rtcweb@umn.edu