Members of the CSLN encourage "networking," afterall - it's who we are! Resources are a valuable way of keeping connected with other agencies, services and information. The following links provide both advocacy and information resources to assist you in keeping up with current issues.

If you don't see a resource listed that you believe is of value, please email our Web Administrator, Sandra Wyspianski, who will research the link and add it here.

CDCAN
California Disability Community Action Network
Advocacy Without Borders: Connecting people with disabilities & seniors to rights and unified action

1225 8th Street Suite 480
Sacramento, CA 95814
Ph: 916-446-0013 Fax: 916-446-0026
website: www.cdcan.us

Marty Omoto, Director
Email: martyomoto@rcip.com

How To Receive CDCAN News Reports and Alerts and Notices
The California Disability Community Action Network is a non-partisan link to thousands of Californians with developmental and other disabilities, people with traumatic brain and other injures, seniors and their families, community organizations and providers, direct care and other workers, and other advocates. These action alerts and news reports is for all of them. If you would like to get on this distribution (and conversely, get off of it) please send an email with that request to: martyomoto@rcip.com OR sign up via the NEW CDCAN website at www.cdcan.us. Sharing information is part of our organizing effort. Please feel free to forward or copy this (attribution is nice).
We're all in this together!

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Bullentin Board
An informative link helping people stay aware of disability rights and issues!

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TOWNHALL MEETINGS

If you know of other persons or organizations who might be interested in participating as a guest speaker for ANY of the townall telemeetings, please let us know by email: martyomoto@rcip.com

HOW CAN YOU PARTICIPATE? IT'S FREE - AND YOU CAN DO IT FROM HOME OR WORK OR AT A SITE

STEP ONE:
* People can either go to a site hosting a telemeeting (see CDCAN website at www.cdcan.us for locations) and click on Townhall Telemeetings" and then "Townhall Telemeeting Locations". Important: People should call the site that is listed to make sure that the location is participating in the townhall telemeeting - some locations can only participate on certain dates OR
* People can ALSO participate by dialing in from your own home or work. This is especially helpful for people with disabilities and seniors or their families or workers who have transportation or have other mobility or resource issues that make it difficult to leave their home or work.

STEP TWO:
Dial this toll free number for the Townhall Telemeetings
* Participant toll free number: 1-800-608-4143 Note: there is NO passcode.
* Tell the operator you want to join the CDCAN Townhall Telemeeting
* The operator will connect you

STEP THREE:
If you or anyone in your group would like to ask a question you can do so when we open up the townhall for general questions. We will provide instructions at the beginning of the Townhall on how to do that (we will be making it very easy for anyone to ask questions). FOR ASSISTANCE: If you have difficulties in connecting or would like to request a language line for future telemeetings or have other comments or requests, please call 916/442-8877 at Training Toward Self Reliance (TTSR) and ask for Carla Rogers or call CDCAN at 916/446-0013.

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