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Monthly Archives: August 2012
News & Views: August 31, 2012
NEWS According to a July 31 policy memo titled “Hiring of persons with targeted disabilities,” otherwise problematic mental deficiencies are no barrier to jump-starting a career at Justice. The memo lists a number of “targeted disabilities” that trigger special hiring privileges in … Continue reading
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Who We’ve Met
Here is a guest post from a three seniors who talked about people they’ve met so far while working towards building a capstone committee. Thanks Kyle, Joe, and Ashley for sharing your thoughts about the people you’ve gotten to know. … Continue reading
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I’ll Fix Me – You Fix You
Bad Habits: We all have them. Some we readily admit to having; others, we may not even know we have. One thing’s for sure, it is somehow quite easy to recognize someone else’s bad habits. And it is REALLY easy to … Continue reading
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Tagged Behaviors, disability, families, Freedom of choice, person-centered, Respect
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An open window
Welcome, Kathleen Sheil, for a second time to Cincibility! Read her earlier post here. By Kathleen Sheil and Rachel Mecklenborg On the night of Starfire U’s commencement, I was scared but at the same time I was proud of myself … Continue reading
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Tagged Cincinnati, connections, contribute, disability, Inclusion, passions, possibilities, Volunteer
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News & Views: August 24, 2012
NEWS Scientist and livestock equipment designer, Temple Grandin‘s advice to educators for children who have autism: focus on strengths. Pat Worth had been labeled retarded as a child and was living on a park bench when he decided to organize … Continue reading
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1000 Paper Cranes
I write often about my personal journey in this work and life, and all the forks in the road along the way. The last few years have been full of mentors, leaders, and teachers that have given me a new perspective on … Continue reading
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Aggie & Bernie
In 2008, when I was at UC, I took a class on education as it fits into cultural phenoms and cultural groups. We had to write a long, detailed ethnography, exploring our own families traditions, familial patterns, and the like, … Continue reading
Cincinnati, this is your invitation to community
A recent webinar series by TASH, called Dancing with Community, talks about the basic steps toward building inclusive communities with people with disabilities. It focuses on the research and ways to support a person who is stepping out of the … Continue reading
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Tagged Cincinnati, community, disability, invitation, loneliness, person-centered, relationship
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News & Views: August 15, 2012
NEWS JC (Jamie) Covert completed his Capstone Project on August 11th at the Crossroads ANNEX, where he and his committee pulled off a successful motorcycle, trucks, and car show. Food trucks were on site along with live music and a … Continue reading
Knowing
I recently blogged about Madisonville for Queen City Discovery last week while the blog host was on vacation. There was a simple invitation posted on Facebook that said “Would anyone like to write/contribute an article to QC/D to be published … Continue reading
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