University of Michigan seeks nominations for disability advocacy and accessibility awards
Summary
The University of Michigan is seeking nominations to recognize individuals who advocate for disability rights and accessibility. The initiative highlights efforts to create an inclusive and equitable environment across campus, including in classrooms and athletics, as well as broader policy work in voting rights, housing, healthcare, and labor.
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Striving for policy change across key areas like voting rights, housing, health care and labor.
Ensuring those with disabilities
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