Laura
10-12-2009, 02:07 PM
Atlanta, Georgia
October 2009
ADAPT Action Report
Ten years ago, the US Supreme Court upheld the unique idea that institutionalization was a kind of discrimination against people with disabilities. The Olmstead decision in 1999 reinforced that people with disabilities would be an equal part of the American community and not be locked away in nursing homes and institutions.
ADAPT is in Atlanta, where Olmstead started, to continue the march for equality and to ensure people with disabilities will not be left out of Health Care Reform, housing and the American dream.
ADAPT Action Report
October 11 to 14
Follow the Action Here:
http://www.adapt.org/freeourpeople/atlanta09/
Beginning Sunday October 11, track the action in Atlanta from activists involved in the fight for equality. The ADAPT Action Report will provide a daily report with photos of the action along with blogs from people deep in the action, information, video and a news archive.
http://www.adapt.org/freeourpeople/atlanta09/
October 2009
ADAPT Action Report
Ten years ago, the US Supreme Court upheld the unique idea that institutionalization was a kind of discrimination against people with disabilities. The Olmstead decision in 1999 reinforced that people with disabilities would be an equal part of the American community and not be locked away in nursing homes and institutions.
ADAPT is in Atlanta, where Olmstead started, to continue the march for equality and to ensure people with disabilities will not be left out of Health Care Reform, housing and the American dream.
ADAPT Action Report
October 11 to 14
Follow the Action Here:
http://www.adapt.org/freeourpeople/atlanta09/
Beginning Sunday October 11, track the action in Atlanta from activists involved in the fight for equality. The ADAPT Action Report will provide a daily report with photos of the action along with blogs from people deep in the action, information, video and a news archive.
http://www.adapt.org/freeourpeople/atlanta09/