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Marc Safman is a Paralegal who worked in anti-money laundering compliance. He’s considered “sighted” Deaf Blind. Today he joins the podcast to discuss some of the various access challenges he and many others face in employment, social and advocacy circles. Plus, what’s up with the continuous examination of Helen Keller? Listen Transcript
moreAdvocacy at Access Living: November 8, 2022
Access Living friends and allies,
Advocacy Team
Today’s midterm
moreDisability Voting Resources and Information – Illinois Elections are November 8, 2022
Access Living friends and allies,
Advocacy Team
moreSupport Primary Voting for Illinoisans with Print Disabilities
Access Living friends and allies,
Advocacy Team
Earlier
moreDisabled people belong everywhere and it was exciting to several disabled people appointed to key positions in the Biden administration. Below is an interview with Emily Voorde, a person I became acquainted with online during the 2020 Presidential election. Enjoy!
On #NationalVoterRegistrationDay, the Admin is ensuring Disabled Americans aren’t denied the right to vote:
@ACLgov with P&A grant $
@USGSA with accessible https://t.co/62jUVBuvqa
@USDOT with transpo to the polls
& more https://t.co/anvM1dx0Kq
— Emily Voorde
moreDiscipline that embodies the principles, means, and methods for the transformation of data in order to hide their semantic content, prevent their unauthorized use, prevent their undetected modification and establish their authenticity.
moreValue used to control cryptographic operations, such as decryption, encryption, signature generation or signature verification.
moreEndorsement of a single candidate or slate of candidates by more than one political party. The candidate or slate appears on the ballot representing each endorsing political party. Also referred to as cross-party endorsement.
moreBallot that has been processed and whose votes are included in the candidates and measures vote totals.
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