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New national project: the families of people with disabilities throughout the life
Berkeley, California (Nasdaq) 12 月 15 日, 2011
new national project: the whole life Disabled HomeResearch, training and resources for families of disabled persons $ 21,000,000
12 15, 2011. Through the Looking Glass and national centers for disabled parents was a five-year 2.5 million federal grant for research, training and guidance and materials to carry out excellent, in which a baby, child, parent or grandparent with a disability of the family. In the United States is estimated to be a disabled family member with 28.9 percent (209 000 households) have had at least one member: 3.9% of households have at least one child has a disability and 6.1% of households with children have one or two parents with disabilities (American Community Survey 2008-2009).
this new national project called “The families of disabled people throughout the life cycle: Culture disability National Disability Rehabilitation and Research, U.S. Department of Education Institute of funding in the next five years, project activities will be on the main issues focus on the influence of people with disabilities throughout the life cycle of the family. grew disability and disability of parents who are disabled to the parents of children, disabled the initial phase of the baby, grandparents since with a disability groundbreaking research, education and clinical interventions 30 years, is in line Through the Looking Glass project to all types of disabilities and learning disabilities, family members and the Deaf experience and perspectives of planned innovations, including.:
? ? Statistics around the country, discriminatory practices and adequate resources for families of disabled people to study.
? ? Early Head Start and more than 2,000 people with disabilities in the United States or the children of deaf parents, patients and their independent living centers for training and resources.
? ? Custody cases in which people with disabilities, legal research and consultation with parents.
? ? A disability, parents of high school students and scholarships
Occupational therapists in training and tools to support disabled parents? ?
? ? Expertise to inform federal and international policy, the rights of disabled parents.
? ? Research and innovative technology to mentally disabled children closer to their parents.
? ? Online reviews of equipment and develops up to the grandparents care for grandchildren of disabled adaptations help.
? ? Professionals from Japan, and families of disabled infants and continuing education. The project will TLGs
with disabilities on the family, most of which is a personal or family experience of disability or deafness countries recognized experts.
About the organization:
Through the Looking Glass (TLG) or the growth of independent living for people with disabilities civil rights movement, and provide early intervention to improve the potential of infants, children, family and cultural organizations experienced disability disabled. TLG has pioneered clinical and type of care, training, consultancy and research funds for services to provide families with disabilities. As a non-profit organization since its founding in 1982 the TLG has served as a multicultural family, one of the infants, children, parents or grandparents, children with disabilities, developmental disabilities or health problems. Since 1993, the TLG funded by the federal government, the people already with disabilities and parents of their children only on a national center for technical assistance, publications and training, from all U.S. states and 50 countries and regions, parents and professionals. TLG-based funding in 2010 as a model in the center and home-based services, professional families of persons with disabilities in the early education program. TLG-type and early initiation of the Ashby BART station, at the University of Berkeley, California, one-stop multi-agency disabilitiesdedicated rights of the disabled and the popularity of the environment for individuals and families as part of the Ed Roberts Campus (see http:// more details www.edrobertscampus.org). For more information about Through the Looking Glass is in the organization website (http://www.lookingglass.org), through a toll-free number, 800 -644-2666 or by e-mail TLG (AT) Looking Glass (dot) org
Contact:
Contact: Megan Kirshbaum, Ph.D. or Dr. Paul Roop Reston ????????????????
510-848-1112
E-mail: megan_kirshbaum (AT) Looking Glass (dot) organizations or ppreston (AT) Looking Glass (dot) org
Through the Looking Glass
3075 Adeline Street, Suite 120
Berkeley, CA 94 703
(800) 644-2666 (voice)
(510) 848-1005 (TTY / TDD)
Fax: (510) 848-4445
TLG (AT) Looking Glass (dot) org
http://www.lookingglass.org
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What is the value of human life?
Post by 罗尔斯顿希 think
What makes a person valuable
The United States Constitution, all men are created equal. This means that all people are born equal, it is true. When all the men and women are born, they are equal. We all deserve the same at birth. Something many of us do not understand is you do not remain equal. The value of your change, you develop. Some state laws to protect not allow their work, they are children until 13 years old (average, slightly different in each country), and from as an adult (different for each state to prosecute the crime again ) sin may be. This allows everyone a fair chance to become valuable citizens. 18-year-old who is legally old enough to sign contracts, get married, have a full-time job and put. Then, insurance companies and the government will allow you to continue as a dependent claim, until they, they are as long as 21, because they are full-time students. So, this means that between 13 and 21 years of age began to develop some value, which is equal to all of our respect for the UN. So, let’s look at this, okay? This is a difficult concept, let your head around, so let us reason together. Somewhere, somehow, people distinguish between non-equal. So what makes a person more valuable than another? What makes a person better than another does? The short answer is contribution. To help improve their well-being, and the people around you. Generate value for you, by promoting the production of goods and services, increase the value of things through your work and skills. Through the use of your time and ability to create or add to the value of things. This is what makes a person valuable, by the producer is a value So, how can we measure our value? Today the most common method is to use the money. Not how much you currently have, but by your lifestyle. Do you have a home, car, furniture, toys? These things are purchased with money. These things reflect your values. You have to get these things have value. Most people do not give you, you have to win them. Importantly, they are yours. You work to earn money to buy these things. Other people make these things work, even with transportation and other market these things. Each in turn create value, to contribute their efforts and accept payment. When you make a greater contribution to the more value. Some contribution is worth more than others had. Payment of contributions as a physician than as a welcome contribution to the larger, but because they are both valuable contributions. So what is the measure of success? The answer is happiness. Value when you are a producer you have an identity, you are human. People know as the mail lady, bicycle mechanic, the wrong people, firefighters, etc. you. Value others as you know how you are a producer. You do your life has brought prosperity. And you get something, such as stoves, refrigerators, clothing, furniture, you like radio, television and games stuff. Respect for human values is you. When you produce and value-added world, you get a satisfactory inner consciousness, which in turn makes you happy. When you first start in the game of life so you have nothing. You are completely dependent on your parents for their support and take care of you. When you grow up you learn to walk and talk like skills. A certain age, you begin to be responsible for their own self. When you’re young you know the identity of your parents a bit, people will say that your son or daughter of so and so. If your parents are the production values, then this is good for you. What harm is to see young people throw it all out. I know this is a little off topic, but I had to add it here. Does not make a lesson learn. To make 16-year-old car is not a gift, it is a sentence. Most of them will abuse car, destroy it or get into trouble with it. They do not understand the effort you made to earn money to buy the car, they just waste. Remember, do not make no lessons learned. OK back to a lesson on this issue. Your identity depends largely on what you do. How do you produce? If you have value and help your self and all the people around you, then you will like and appreciate the improvement. If you do not, then you will be looked down on, that less than others. It would be too easy just a list of what people do not deserve less than others. Know what you need is not worth something. You must be worth something to contribute, you must show your value, you must be someone. You can do whatever you desire, the key here is that you have to do this. This is often seen as work. Takes hard work, efforts need to power, power needs a dream. follow your dreams, an outstanding human values and to live a happy life. bless all about expression About the author
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