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DDLS Spring 2014
Supported Decision Making for People with Intellectual Disabilities: April 4, 2014 - Duration 2.75 hrs Robert Dinerstein, JD This presentation will explore the concept of supported decision making for people with intellectual disabilities. It will provide a definition of the concept; it’s theoretical basis; formal and informal examples of it in practice; examples of jurisdictions that have used it; reasons why the concept is gaining resonance among many, including its support in the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities; and potential difficulties with its implementation and proposed responses. Audio Files Part I (mp3 file) Presentation Handouts (PDF Available) Project Manager: Robyn Carroll |
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