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July 2013 Newsletter

July 19, 2013 By drra3909

Disability Rights & Resources Junior Board
Greetings from Disability Rights & Resources!
 
We’ve had a very busy summer so far and are excited to share what we’ve been up to! Please take a moment to check out our July newsletter, events calendar, and be sure to visit our website, Facebook, and Twitter!
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2013 Magic City Chocolate Challenge Recap!
Disability Rights & Resources’ inaugural Magic City Chocolate Challenge was a blast and a HUGE success! We had a wonderful turnout–over 325 people came out to enjoy the festivities and to support our fundraising efforts! Chocolate Competitors included The Bright Star, Johnny Ray’s, Annalyce’s Bake Shop, Cantina, MIX by Cafe Dupont, and Ms. Jessie Chism (representing Children’s Workshop Outreach Ministries, Inc.). While all the competitors created fabulous and delicious desserts, the chocolate pie from Johnny Ray’s received the People’s Choice Award. The live auction winner, who won a Regions Green Bicycle and helmet, was Disability Rights & Resources’ own Wanda Berry! The event also featured remarks from Dan Kessler, Phil Klebine, Joe Rada, and Graham Sisson.
 
We’d like to extend an extra special thanks to the Junior Board, our raffle donors, eCO Credit Union, everyone who volunteered at the event, and our sponsors– Cantina and Regions Bank. To see more photos from the 2013 Magic City Chocolate Challenge, scroll to the bottom of the page and check us out on Facebook. We’re already getting excited for next year’s event!
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Disaster Preparedness Kits Now Available!
Disability Rights & Resources currently has a stockpile of Disaster Preparedness Kits that need to be distributed! The duffle bags are thoroughly packed and include first aid kits, pocket radios, potable water and vacuum-sealed food, life rafts, flashlights, batteries, ponchos, a handbook guide on planning for emergencies, and other items. If you have questions about emergency preparedness or if you are are interested in a free kit, please contact Judy Roy at (205) 815-6142, or e-mail Judy at [email protected].  Funding for the kits is provided by the Alabama Department of Public Health.

 

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TapTapSee and Accessible Technology
In our June newsletter, Mike Norris touched on the various accessibility features available on the iPhone and iPad. This month, we’re highlighting an app called “TapTapSee”—Apple’s innovative camera app for persons who are blind or visually impaired. TapTapSee will locate and identify an object in your surrounding environment, first by photographing it and then speaking the identification back to you. To use TapTapSee, just focus your iPad, iPhone, or iPod Touch in the general direction of what you’d like to identify and then double-tap the screen to take a photo. Once the image is processed, the app will speak aloud what it’s identified. A particularly useful aspect of this technology is its ability to identify US paper currency. One user remarked that the app not only identified her guide dog, but specified “German Shepherd”; another described using TapTapSee to help color-coordinate daily wardrobe choices. TapTapSee was named “App of the Month” by the Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB) in March 2013 and has received overwhelmingly positive feedback from users. For more information on TapTapSee, please visit http://www.taptapseeapp.com/ or contact Mike Norris at (205) 251-2223 ext. 114, or e-mail Mike at [email protected].
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The 2013 Annual Conference on Independent Living is Almost Here!
This year’s annual NCIL conference will take place from July 24-27 at the Grand Hyatt in Washington, D.C. The theme for this year’s conference is “Regeneration,” with a focus is on “new leadership, new ideas, and fresh growth.” The conference will host several workshops and events, including a forum on systems advocacy, addressing issues faced by young persons with disabilities, and using peer support to empower new advocates. Disability Rights & Resources staff will be in attendance, so be sure to check back next month for a recap! For more information about this year’s Conference on Independent Living, click here.

 

Mark Your Calendars!
July 20: Jasper Hand Rail Installation (contact [email protected] if interested in volunteering!)
 
July 24: Montgomery Center for Independent Living “Chat and Chew” 11-1, Montgomery
 
July 24-27: 2013 Annual Conference on Independent Living, Washington D.C.
 
July 26: 23rd Anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
 
August 2: Birmingham Consumer Advisory Council Meeting, 11:30-1, Homewood ADRS Office
 
August 9: AL DAN Regional Meeting, 10-3, Disability Rights & Resources Birmingham Office
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Crowd shot at the inaugural Magic City Chocolate Challenge on June 27th–over 325 people came out to celebrate!
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Ms. Jessie Chism showing off her fabulous cupcakes!
Wanda Berry and Dan Kessler
The proud winner of a Regions Bicycle! Wanda Berry poses for a picture with her new bike and Dan Kessler
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Pastry chefs at the MIX booth with their chocolate cakes and milk shots!

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June 2013 Newsletter

June 11, 2013 By drra3909

Greetings from Disability Rights & Resources!

Judy Roy with Miles College VisitorsPlease take a moment to check out our June newsletter and visit us on our website, Facebook, and Twitter. We’ve got some very exciting things in store, so stay tuned for information about upcoming events and projects!

 

Women-Owned Small Business Offers Cutting Edge, “Green” Sign Language Interpreting Services

Using VRI in a professional settingIt was after watching a news story about a middle school student who is deaf that Theresa Von Loh and Linda Deichsel decided to establish their company, Virtual VRI (Video Remote Interpreting). This particular student was in a mainstream classroom envrionment for several years without access to Sign Language interpreters because none were available in her small, rural town. Teresa and Linda are both nationally certified by the Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf, and all of their contractors are as well. In addition, they have many years of interpreting experience in a wide variety of settings.

Needless to say, Teresa and Linda are incredibly passionate about the Video Remote Interpreting services they provide, and they offer the most cost effective hourly rates in the VRI industry. Since VRI is offered via the internet instead of the interpreter having to drive to the location, the service is also eco-friendly.

To access Virtual VRI services, all that is needed is a web-cam equipped computer, iPad, iPhone, or Android and a high-speed internet connection to download the web conferencing system they utilize. Facetime can also be used. VRI works in a variety of settings, such as college classes, doctor or counseling appointments, meetings at Vocational Rehab or Centers for Independent Living– just about anywhere high-speed internet is available.  For more information, please visit their website (virtualvri.com) and check out their newest YouTube video.

A Word on Accessibility and Apple Products, from Mike Norris

Keyboard with Much continues to be said about the accessibility features available on the iPhone and iPad. Indeed, there are several accessible features that prove very useful to people who are blind or visually impaired. These features include screen magnification and Voice Over, an interactive speech program. These began shipping with the iPhone 3, but they do work more efficiently on the iPhone 4. Furthermore, the local Apple Store provides training as a part of the iPhone package they sell, and you can purchase a Braille manual from the National Braille Press that addresses all of the aforementioned accessibility features. You can also contact Mike Norris at Disability Rights & Resources for additional information– (205) 251-2223 ext. 114.

The Magic City Chocolate Challenge is Upon Us!

Magic City Chocolate Challenge logoThe Disability Rights & Resources Junior Board has been very busy planning the inaugural Magic City Chocolate Challenge (you’ve probably seen the posters around town!), which will take place at Cantina Pepper Place from 5-9pm on Thursday, June 27. The event will feature an assortment of chocolate dishes (tasting portions) from local bakers and chefs, with happy hour drink prices all evening and an ongoing raffle! Tickets are $5 and can be purchased here. Proceeds from the event go towards Disability Rights & Resources’ new facility in the Civil Rights District. Cantina is located at 2901 2nd Avenue S #110, Birmingham, AL 35233. If you have questions or would like to be a participant in the event, there’s still time! Check out or website or contact the Disability Rights & Resources Junior Board at [email protected]

Happy Anniversary! Looking Back at the Last Year

Dan Kessler, Graham Sisson, and Mayor William Bell at the Grand Opening CeremonyOn May 25, 2013, Disability Rights & Resources celebrated the one-year anniversary of moving into its new home in the Civil Rights District. The building was a dream several years in the making, serving as a model of Universal Design and equal access. Along with the building came some other big changes–a new name, a new image, expansion of services, new staff, and new neighbors. The last year has been an incredibly exciting and challenging one, and we look forward to seeing what the future holds as we continue to settle into our new home!

Mark Your Calendars!

June 19: Montgomery Center for Independent Living “Chat and Chew” 11-1, Montgomery
June 27: Magic City Chocolate Challenge, 5-9 pm at Cantina Pepper Place
Disability Rights & Resources Technology Lab Open Mon-Fri 8:30-4:00

* Please note that Disability Rights & Resources is a fragrance-free environment, and we ask that you refrain from wearing any scented products while visiting our facility. Thanks!

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May 2013 Newsletter

May 18, 2013 By drra3909

Photo of Disability Rights & Resources Board Members Greetings from Disability Rights & Resources!

Please take a moment to check out the May newsletter, meet our new staff members, and get the latest news on the upcoming Magic City Chocolate Challenge! You can also visit us at our website, Facebook, and Twitter.

Medicare LogoA Hard Look at Medicare Challenges, by Judy Roy

Medicare dual eligibles are individuals with Medicare Part A and/or B who also qualify for a Medicare Savings Program (MSP) or qualify for Medicaid benefits. Dual eligibles generally qualify for Qualified Medicare Beneficiary (QMB) benefits, in which Medicare premiums, deductibles, and copayments are covered by Medicaid–effectively providing full health coverage.

Section 231 of the Medicare Modernization Act of 2003 created a new type of Medicare Advantage coordinated care plan focused on individuals with “special needs” called the Medicare Advantage Special Needs Plan (SNP) program. “Special needs individuals” were identified by Congress as: 1) institutionalized; 2) dually eligible; and/or 3) individuals with severe or disabling chronic conditions.

Medicare is facing challenges. By 2030, Medicare eligible beneficiaries are expected to double. In a few years, Medicare won’t be able to pay the full amount of hospital costs. Congress has time to address the issues that are affecting higher health care costs; they should allow Medicare to negotiate with pharmaceutical companies for lower drug prcices. Improving technology could eliminate duplication and misuse of expensive testing, while improved information sharing would lead to better fradulent claims detection. Please reach out to your member of the House and Senators Shelby and Sessions to stop changes to Medicare that are harmful to senior citizens and people with disabilities. Contact information is available at http://www.house/gov and http://www.senate.gov.

Photo of Kiersten AtkinsonMeet our new Volunteer Home Modification Coordinator, Kiersten Atkinson!

Kiersten came to Disability Rights & Resources from the Greater Birmingham Humane Society, where she developed enrichment programs for volunteers as well as engaged the community in animal welfare causes. She was previosuly a Licensed Veterinary Nurse for many years but realized that her passion was in outreach and helping others improve their communities. Kiersten is active in a variety of organizations incudling the Humane Society of the United States and the National Association of Veterinary Technicians in America. Outside of her professional interests, Kiersten enjoys traveling, camping, reading, and living in Birmingham with her husband and rescue dogs.

Photo of Vickie StovallDisability Rights & Resources welcomes back Vickie Stovall as our new Walker County Peer Advocate!

Vickie is a native of Fairfield, Alabama and previously worked with Disability Rights & Resources as the Homeless Outreach Specialist. She has worked with the disability community for several years and is very excited to return to Disability Rights & Resoures. Her goal as Peer Advocate is to maximize every aspect of her role by empowering and motivating those with disabilities to become proactive in their environments. As a result, she aims to minimize barriers that stand in the way of acheiving self-sufficiency. Vickie’s motto is “Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it’s the only thing that ever has” (Margaret Mead).

Also returning to the staff is Liz Johnson, Disability Rights & Resources’ new Work Incentives Counselor (WIC) with the Alabama BOND Program!

Liz grew up in Dothan and attended the University of Alabama. She began working for Social Security as a Service Representative in Dothan and was later promoted to Claims Representative after relocating to Tuscaloosa. As a Work Incentives Counselor, Liz will be using her extensive knowledge of Social Security to assist SSDI beneficiaries in managing their benefits and promoting self-sufficiency through employment. Aside from her professional interests, Liz has a strong passion for traveling, and New York is one of her most frequented and beloved destinations. She is also a longtime volunteer with Meals on Wheels and is a founding member of the Tuscaloosa Wine Club. Welcome back, Liz!

Design Logo for Magic City Chocolate Challenge-- June 27Save the Date! The Magic City Chocolate Challenge is just around the corner!

The first annual Magic City Chocolate Challenge will take place on Thursday, June 27 at Cantina Pepper Place, 2901 2nd Ave S #110. The fundraising event will last from 5-9pm, with proceeds going towards Disability Rights & Resources’ new facility, located in the heart of the Civil Rights District. Tickets are $25 and include samplings from chocolate competitors, happy hour drink prices, and two raffle tickets. Please visit our website and check out next month’s newsletter for more information!

Disability Rights & Resources Job Announcement

We are seeking a Work Incentives Counselor (WIC) to provide work incentives planning and assistance directly to beneficiaries with disabilities under the Alabama Benefit Offset National Demonstration (BOND) Project, which is funded by the Social Security Administration. Qualified applicants will possess a knowledge of SSDI, SSI, public benefits, and federal work incenvites in addition to having strong interviewing, counseling, and evaluation skills. People with disabilities are encouraged to apply; Bachelor’s degree in psychology, vocational guidance, counseling, or related fields is desireable. To apply, go to http://www.aansocial.org. Under, “Find a Job” enter “Work Incentives Counselor.”

Mark Your Calendars!

May 9: Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD, http://www.globalaccessibilityawarenessday.org/)
May 15: Montgomery Center for Independent Living “Chat and Chew” 11-1, Montgomery
May 29: Disability Rights & Resources Peer Support Meeting, 11 AM
Disability Rights & Resources Technology Lab Open Mon-Fri 8:30-4

* Please note that Disability Rights & Resources is a fragrance-free environment, and we ask that you refrain from wearing any scented products while visiting our facility. Thanks!

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April 2013 Newletter

April 16, 2013 By drra3909

view of drr buildingGreetings from Disability Rights & Resources!

Please take a moment to check out our April newsletter and be sure to visit us at our website, Facebook, and Twitter!

$50,000 Settlement Reached in EEOC v. America’s Thrift, Inc. Disability Discrimination Suit

In 2011, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission filed a discrimination lawsuit against the Alabaster chain of America’s Thrift Stores, Inc. The lawsuit alleged the store failed to provide one of its employees, Jenny Grimes, with reasonable accommodations and then terminated her because they considered her a “liability.” Grimes, who has a joint condition that affects the functioning of her musculoskeletal system, had requested an accommodation to assist her with the lifting and reaching requirements of her job. The company refused to provide her with the requested accommodations and fired her one week after receiving documentation of her disability, claiming Grimes was unable to perform the essential duties of her job. The U.S. District court recently ruled in favor of the EEOC, affirming Grimes’ employers were in direct violation of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). The court ordered America’s Thrift to pay $50,000 in monetary damages. The settlement also included a provision that requires America’s Thrift to implement specific policies and procedures so that applicants and existing staff are not subject to unlawful discrimination based on disability. The company will be responsible for submitting semi-annual reports to the EEOC and holding annual ADA training sessions for its employees. In addition, the settlement states “all newly hired managers, human resources employees and recruiters shall be required to complete this training within fourteen days of their start date.”

Picture of Jermaine WatkinsDisability Rights & Resources Volunteer Spotlight

Please join us in welcoming our new volunteer, Jermaine Watkins. Jermaine is currently pursuing a double major in Computer Science and Applied Arts and Sciences at Lawson State, and his work at Disability Rights & Resources is part of a 150-hour internship required to complete his degrees. Jermaine is in the office Monday through Friday and helps maintain the computer lab. He’s especially interested in assistive technology and is excited to learn more about making computers accessible. Thanks for your hard work, Jermaine!

photo of wanda berryDisability Rights & Resources Staff Spotlight

Congratulations to our very own Wanda Berry, who was recently elected to the Board of Directors of the National Association of Benefits and Work Incentives Specialists (NABWIS). NABWIS is a professional organization whose members are committed to assisting individuals who receive disability benefits. They promote a greater understanding of the field through in-depth analysis, training, technical assistance, and education, so that beneficiaries can make informed decisions about employment. Wanda has been with Disability Rights & Resources for 6 years.  Prior to joining us, she was employed at the Social Security Administration for more than 30 years.

WIPA and PABSS Funding Reinstated

Great news! Social Security is reinstating funding for both the Work Incentives Planning and Assistance (WIPA) and Protection and Advocacy for Beneficiaries of Social Security (PABSS) programs–critical resources that help SSDI and SSI recipients attain self-sufficiency through employment and provide them with a working knowledge of their benefits After WIPA funding expired last June and funding for PABSS ran out in September, providers and agencies advocated tirelessly for these programs to be reinstated.  Congress has reportedly allocated $27 million to restart WIPA and $7 million for PABSS funding, with award notices being issued in August and September 2013. More information is forthcoming; please check www.nabwis.org for updates.

National Council on Disability logoNational Council on Disability (NCD) Recommendations to Implement Medicaid Managed Care without Harming Americans with Disabilities

On March 18, the NCD released a report titled “Medicaid Managed Care for People with Disabilities: Policy and Implementation Considerations for State and Federal Policymakers.” In the report, the agency lists key findings, guiding principles, and specific recommendations for designing managed care services for individuals with disabilities. To see the full report please visit http://www.ncd.gov/publications/2013/20130315/.

Delta Airlines Survey

In an effort to improve and make its services more accessible, Delta Airlines is conducting a survey to learn about the travel experiences of passengers with disabilities. If you’d like to participate in their anonymous online survey, please visit http://kuclas.qualtrics.com/SE/?SID=SV_9mgTY3649acawcZ.

Mark Your Calendars!

April 17: Montgomery Center for Independent Living “Chat and Chew” 11-1, Montgomery
April 18: Alabama Institute for Medicine Press Conference, 2 pm at Disability Rights & Resources
May 1: State Plan for Independent Living Public Hearing, 1 pm at Disability Rights & Resources
Disability Rights & Resources Technology Lab Open Mon-Fri 8:30-4

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March 2013 Newsletter

March 16, 2013 By drra3909

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Greetings from Disability Rights & Resources!

In the spirit of celebrating a new year, one of our resolutions is to circulate a monthly e-newsletter. March is our first 2013 issue, and we are very excited to share what we’ve been up to lately and also what we’ve got in store for the upcoming months! Be sure to check out our events calendar and visit us on our website, Facebook, and Twitter.
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ALHousingSearch.org A free service to list and find rental housing in Alabama. List properties now.

ALHousingSearch.org is now LIVE

One of the most exciting projects Disability Rights & Resources has been involved with in 2013 has been the launch of ALHousingSearch.org, a free housing locator website that gives renters, landlords, housing professionals, and social service providers access to real time rental housing information. ALHousingSearch.org offers landlords– including those with critically needed affordable and accessible housing– a place to advertise properties at no cost, while also helping renters find units to fit their specific needs. Features for renters include quick links to housing resources, as well as affordability and moving-cost calculators.

On January 30, Alabama officially launched ALHousingSearch.org at an event in Montgomery. The ceremony was attended by state and local officials, representatives from housing agencies and nonprofits, and real estate professionals. The launch also featured speeches from ADECA Director Jim Byard, Jr. and Representative Patricia Todd. Rep. Todd spoke to the website’s usefulness during times of disaster, stating, “ALHousingSearch.org sets a stellar example for disaster preparedness with a proactive approach to identifying and listing emergency rental housing…this resource will be in place and ready to help quickly house displaced individuals.”

To create this website, Disability Rights & Resources partnered with Socialserve.com, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to serving affordable housing needs in local communities. Alabama is now a part of the national Socialserve.com network, which spans 34 states. The project was funded by the Alabama Council on Developmental Disabilities; other partners are the Montgomery Center for Independent Living, Collaborative Solutions, and the Low-Income Housing Coalition of Alabama. To search or list housing, visit www.ALHousingSearch.org, or call the toll-free, bilingual call center at 1-877-428-8844.

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Alabama Disability Advocacy Network Legislative Day is March 19

AL DAN’s annual Legislative Day will be held Tuesday, March 19 at the Alabama State House in Montogomery (11 South Union St). Registration will begin at 9:30, with presentations on the State House steps starting at 10:30. This year’s panel of speakers includes Graham Sisson, Chris Tidwell, Beth Blalock, Ted Nail, Jay Croft, Brian Johnson, Danielle Elliot, as well as state representatives, senators, and other local dignitaries. Lunch will be held in The Tunnel at noon; interpreting services will be provided. See you on the 19th–and remember to wear GREEN!

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Save the Date–Magic City Chocolate Challenge Update!

Join us for the first ever Magic City Chocolate Challenge on Thursday, June 27, hosted by Disability Rights & Resources’ Junior Board. The event will take place from 5-9 pm at Cantina Pepper Place. Tickets are $25 and include samplings from all the chocolate competitors and happy hour drink specials. All proceeds will benefit our new facility in the Civil Rights District.

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Disability Rights & Resources Volunteer Spotlight

March’s Volunteer Spotlight recognizes Jerry Sherer, a longtime volunteer with Disabilities Unlimited of Walker County. For the past four years, Jerry has worked with Trecia Benefield and DU members to construct ramps for wheelchair users in the community. Jerry has built ramps all over the country and has worked on nearly 30 ramps in the last year alone. He coordinates the Carpenters for Christ program at First Baptist Church in Jasper and was the inaugural Walker County Hero. Thanks, Jerry, for all your hard work!

Mark Your Calendars!

March 9: Project Homeless Connect, Boutwell Auditorium
March 15: SILC Meeting, Montogmery
March 19: AL DAN Legislative Day, Montgomery
March 20: MCIL “Chat and Chew” 11:00-1:00, Montgomery
March 28: Peer Support Meeting at 10:00 AM, Disability Rights & Resources
Disability Rights & Resources Technology Lab Open Mon-Fri 8:30-4:00

* Please note that Disability Rights & Resources is a fragrance-free environment, and we ask that you refrain from wearing any scented products while visiting our facility. Thanks!

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