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Fall 2011 - Nominations needed for KC Chair, Disability Employment Awareness month and other updates
Spring 2011 - Accessibility of the association, social identity, overview of disability sessions, and updates on goals and leadership team
Summer 2010 - YouTube channel, webinar, and updated roster with introduction of co-chair elects
Spring 2010 - Introduction of Veterans KC and overview of disability related sessions at annual conference
Fall 2009 - Introduction of Technology KC Liaisons and overview of upcoming opportunities
Summer 2009 - Special Edition for AHEAD ConferenceThe newsletter is in an accessible PDF format. If you need the Free Adobe Reader program you can download it from www.adobe.com
If you need an alternate version please contact us through information provided on the roster.
Please note that Adobe Reader can read out loud - want to try it out? Save the pdf to your local machine, then open it in Adobe Reader. Go to the view menu, then select read out loud (or use control shift Y). You can also change the voice and plaback settings through the preferences options (control K).
We have quick tip cards detailing accessibility information for common software programs like adobe for those who are interested.