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People First of New Hampshire Resource Library
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Advice For Advisors |
People First of Canada, Bill Worrell |
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An Advisor’s Guidebook For Self-Advocacy |
J. Jeff Woodyard |
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Building Yourself |
Janet Hunt |
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Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About Safer Sex…But Nobody Bothered To Tell You! |
People First, London, England |
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I Want My Nails Painted Red Today…and Other Success Stories |
Members of Oklahoma People First |
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Large Pepperoni Pizza With An Advisor On The Side (for sale on website) |
People First of New Hampshire |
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Lost In A Desert World |
Roland Johnson, As Told To Karl Williams |
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National Civil Rights Museum Celebrates: Everyday People |
Alice Faye Duncan |
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New Voices: Self-Advocacy By People With Disabilities |
Gunnar Dybwad (signed copy) Hank Bersani, Jr. |
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No More B.S.! A Realistic Survival Guide For Disability Rights Activists |
Victoria Medgyesi, People First of Washington |
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Out of Institution & You’re Home: Success Stories 1969-1999 |
Speaking For Ourselves, Pennsylvania |
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Read My Lips: It’s My Choice |
William T. Allen, Ph.D., Minnesota Governor’s Planning Council on Developmental Disabilities |
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Rights For All |
Redfern Legal Centre, Australian Society for the Study of Intellectual Disability, Family Planning Association (Australian publication) |
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Self-Advocacy Is…People First |
University of Missouri-Kansas City |
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Self-Advocacy Organizing: A Self-Advocacy Manual for People With Disabilities |
Rod Herold and Carmen Johnson Through the Project in Self-Advocacy of the Massachusetts Coalition of Citizens With Disabilities |
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Self-Advocacy Start-Up Tool Kit |
Self-Advocates Becoming Empowered |
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Speak Up For Yourself and Your Future! |
Enabling Futures Project, Dept. of Special Education, University of Vermont |
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Stand Up For Your Rights: A Book About Human Rights |
Written By And For The Young People of the World |
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The Beliefs, Values and Principles of Self-Advocacy |
International League of Societies For Persons With Mental Handicap |
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The Self-Advocacy Workbook |
Nancy E.S. Gardner |
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Unequal Justice: The Case For Johnny Lee Wilson – Discussion Guide |
Institute on Disabilities, Pennsylvania’s University Affiliated Program at Temple University with Robert Perske |
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Unequal Justice? |
Robert Perske |
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TITLE |
SOURCE |
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Changing and Taking Control Of Your Services |
The Third International Self-Advocacy Conference Toronto, Canada: Sessions |
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Getting Supported To Work In Real Jobs |
The Third International Self-Advocacy Conference Toronto, Canada: Sessions |
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Learning To Read and Write |
The Third International Self-Advocacy Conference Toronto, Canada: Sessions |
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Living On Our Own With The Supports We Need |
The Third International Self-Advocacy Conference Toronto, Canada: Sessions |
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Lost In A Desert World |
Roland Johnson, As Told To Karl Williams |
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Making Our Own Decisions |
The Third International Self-Advocacy Conference Toronto, Canada: Sessions |
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Organizing At The Local Level |
The Third International Self-Advocacy Conference Toronto, Canada: Sessions |
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Power and Decision Making |
The Third International Self-Advocacy Conference Toronto, Canada: Sessions |
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Power of Language |
The Third International Self-Advocacy Conference Toronto, Canada: Sessions |
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Teaching Others About Taking Control |
The Third International Self-Advocacy Conference Toronto, Canada: Sessions |
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Telling Our Group’s History |
The Third International Self-Advocacy Conference Toronto, Canada: Sessions |
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The Role Of Advisors |
Self-Advocacy Conference: Syracuse, NY, 1985 |
We welcome any suggestions for our Resource Library. If you are from NH, please contact the People First office for information about borrowing any of our material. If you are not from NH, we may be able to direct you to appropriate resources for the publication or media you are searching for. Email: janet.peoplefirstofnh@verizon.net
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