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GMSA is a strong organization because it is run by and for self-advocates. We have created resources and training materials that should only be presented by people with developmental disabilities. We encourage staff, teachers, parents, and allies to support self-advocates in teaching this material. However, our resources and trainings cannot be presented or used without self-advocates leading the way. If you have questions, contact us! We are happy to help you learn how to support people with developmental disabilities to use these resources.
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This resource is a video. People with developmental disabilities from Green Mountain Self-Advocates describe self-advocacy and self-determination.
View ResourceThis resources is a video. Disability Rights advocates from Green Mountain Self-Advocates describe the importance of inclusion.
View ResourceThis resource is a video. Max Barrows, Outreach Director of Green Mountain Self-Advocates describes “Nothing About Us Without Us” the motto of the self-advocacy movement.
View ResourceThis resource is a video. Raymond is a youth leader in the self-advocacy movement. He shares his story of being the first in his family to graduate from public high school, going to college, and his experiences with employment.
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In this webinar (by Andy Robinson, hosted by Green Mountain Self-Advocates), we’ll discuss the reasons why it is important for your board members to raise money. We will outline strategies to turn things around. Redefining fundraising: It’s not just asking…
View ResourceThis resource is a video. Kris Medina tells us about himself and what he would like others to know about living with autism.
View ResourceThis resource is a video. David Frye is passionate about supporting the LGBTQ community for people with disabilities, and advocates for their rights. David started the first support group for LGBTQ and his efforts have been recognized with numerous awards…
View ResourceThis resource is a video. Meghan is a young woman who sustained a traumatic brain injury as a young child. Learn about her life and journey to becoming her own legal guardian.
View ResourceThis resource is a video. Tiffany is a young, vibrant woman with a developmental disability. Originally from New Jersey, Tiffany finished high school at Montpelier High and now attends the College Steps program at Johnson State College. Watch this video…
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No matter who you are, you have a story worth telling. Tell people the important things you do for others. Sharing your story will help people understand the experiences of people with disabilities. Your story shows how you can accomplish…
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