Frontline Initiative: Advocacy and Voting

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Part of the Frontline Initiative series.

Editor(s)

Julie E Kramme, Chet Tschetter

Designer(s)

Connie J Burkhart

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Description

Direct support professionals (DSPs) advocate regularly with the people they support. This issue of Frontline Initiative argues that DSPs now need to speak up for themselves and their profession—and it gives them the tools to do so. Much of this advocacy relates to public policy and voting. Further, the benefits of this advocacy are not limited to direct support workers: Strengthening the direct support profession also serves the people who are supported by improving the coverage, quality, and consistency of direct support.

Details

Date

Spring 2024 

Type

Newsletter 

Edition

Volume 20, Number 1

Publisher

National Alliance for Direct Support Professionals

Co-publisher

Research and Training Center on Community Living (RTC-CL)