AAPD

@AAPD

AAPD is a convener, connector, and catalyst for change, increasing the political and economic power of people with disabilities.

Washington, D.C.
AAPD.com
Joined August 2008

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  1. Aug 15

    Eligible voters with disabilities outnumber black, Latino voters, study finds

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  2. Aug 14

    What Happens to Developmentally Disabled as Parents Age, Die? - via

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  3. Aug 8

    Are you a Proud Paralympian?

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  4. Aug 6

    Today is the 51st anniversary of the Voting Rights Act.

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  5. Aug 5

    5 Things That Are Harder Than Registering To , Featuring President

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  6. Aug 3

    September 27 is National Voter Registration Day!

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  7. Aug 2

    3 of AAPD's Summer Interns discuss their policy interests on .

    This week in , interviews three interns from the Internship Program via
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  8. Aug 1

    Tonight the AAPD Summer Interns spoke with Alice Wong from about the power of authentic narratives.

    Seven interns are gathered around a white oval conference table facing away from the camera and looking at a TV screen where Alice Wong (Disability Visibility Project) is speaking. Above the TV are the ASAN and AAPD logos.
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  9. Jul 29

    is a grassroots effort to decrease poverty among millions of .

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  10. Jul 27

    AAPD's Zach Baldwin speaking about the Campaign in front of the Council at the .

    AAPD Director of Outreach Zach Baldwin standing at a podium addressing the Disability Council at the Democratic National Convention.
    AAPD Director of Outreach Zach Baldwin standing at a podium addressing the Disability Council at the Democratic National Convention.
    The rectangular REV UP logo with the "v" as a check mark. Text above: "Register! Educate! Vote! Use your Power!" text below: "Make the disability vote count"
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  11. Jul 26

    More speakers with disabilities included at the later today.

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  12. Jul 26

    . to speak at on July 26th to commemorate the anniversary.

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  13. Jul 26

    Twenty-six years ago today President George H. W. Bush signed the Americans with Disabilities Act () into law.

    Text "Disability rights are civil rights" on a black background. "disability" and "civil" are in red, "Rights" is in white, and "are" is white within a blue circle.
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  14. Jul 25

    ., former AAPD Paul G. Hearne Leadership Award recipient, to speak at

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  15. Jul 25

    AAPD applauds the inclusion of as a right in the Democratic Platform.

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  16. Jul 20

    This evening the AAPD Summer Interns met with Robyn Powell from to discuss & .

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    The AAPD Summer Interns are sitting around a white oval conference table facing a TV screen where Robyn Powell from the Disabled Parenting Project is speaking via Skype. Above the TV are the ASAN and AAPD logos on the wall.
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  17. Jul 15

    Thank you for joining us to for National Disability Voter Registration Week!

    AAPD staff and interns gathered in front of the AAPD logo holding a sign with the REV UP logo printed on it.
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  18. Jul 15

    Thank you to everyone who supported AAPD's 2016 Celebration! ! More photos:

    A group of ten attendees posing for a photograph
    A wide shot of AAPD Chief Operating Officer Michael Murray addressing a full room of attendees
    A black and white photograph of the three awards presented. The awards are elongated pentagons with the AAPD power button logo
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  19. Jul 15

    All of our votes count in this election. Time to & . Register online:

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  20. Jul 14

    ! ! ! Use your !

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