[acb-hsp] [acb-l] Fw: Complete the National Survey on Abuse ofPeople withDisabilities

[Mary Ann Robinson]

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Mary Ann
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From: "peter altschul" <paltschul at centurytel.net>
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Subject: [acb-hsp] [acb-l] Fw: Complete the National Survey on Abuse 
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> ---- Original Message ------
> From: "Katherine Schneider" <SCHNEIKS at uwec.edu
> Subject: [acb-l] Fw: Complete the National Survey on Abuse of People 
> withDisabilities
> Date sent: Mon, 11 Jun 2012 14:06:07 -0500
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> Complete the National Survey on Abuse of People with DisabilitiesSeems 
> like an important survey to get some of our input.  Kathie
> Katherine Schneider, Ph.D.
> Senior Psychologist, Emerita
> Counseling Service
> University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire
> schneiks at uwec.edu
> Author of To the Left of Inspiration: Adventures in Living with 
> Disabilities and a children's book Your Treasure Hunt: Disabilities and 
> Finding Your Gold
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> Subject: Complete the National Survey on Abuse of People with Disabilities
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>           Monday, June 11, 2012
>                  Complete the National Survey on Abuse of People with 
> Disabilities
>                  Join more than 4,000 people who have already taken the 
> survey
>                  Please complete the National Survey on Abuse of People 
> with Disabilities and help reduce the risk of abuse.
>
>                  The purpose of the survey is to seek input from the 
> public, especially from persons with disabilities or those who interact 
> with them, such as family members, caregivers, service providers, and 
> advocates.  The anonymous survey is being conducted by the Disability and 
> Abuse Project of Spectrum Institute.
>
>                  The survey, which takes just a few minutes to complete, 
> gathers information about actual incidents of abuse as well as attitudes 
> regarding the adequacy and effectiveness, or not, of official responses to 
> such victimization.
>
>                  The results will be shared with:
>
>                    a..  people who shape public policy and fund 
> abuse-response programs (legislators)
>
>                    b..  people who investigate and prosecute complaints of 
> abuse (law enforcement)
>
>                    c..  people who promote more effective protection and 
> response systems (nonprofit advocacy groups)
>
>                    d..  people with disabilities and their families
>
>                  Survey link: 
> http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/disabilityandabuse
>
>                  The Disability and Abuse Project focuses on physical, 
> sexual, and emotional abuse of people with developmental or intellectual 
> disabilities.  Their mission is to identify ways to reduce the risk of 
> abuse, to promote healing for victims, and to seek justice for those who 
> have been victimized.
>
>                  Thank you completing the survey and please share with 
> people you know.
>
>
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