PAMELA LAMAR-DUKES: My name is Pamela Lamar-Dukes, and I am representing TASH. We are an international organization and we represent persons with significant support needs. Some of our constituents
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I thought it was great that she not only talked about how it was important for organizations that work to help people with disabilities, but also what particular tools might be helpful for organizations to actually become more inclusive.