Empower Missouri Executive Director Mallory Rusch will be one of the speakers at the 2024 Policy and Equity Summit hosted by the WashU Brown School on October 18th and 19th. 'Policy And Equity: Collaborative Frameworks for Inclusive Change' will feature addresses from keynote speaker Brittany Packnett Cunningham as well as plenary speaker Jason Purnell, hands-on workshops, a policy expert panel, and more. This event is perfect for policy professionals, social and public health workers, and nonprofit and community organizers. All participants will receive a Brown School Certificate, and CE/CPH units are available for those requesting continuing education units. Learn more and register: PolicySummit.wustl.edu Image description: white text reading "Brown School Professional Development Summit" over a maroon background with the details above and photos of speakers Brittany Packnett Cunningham & Jason Purnell, as well as a photo of an audience listening to a presentation #Missouri #StLouis #STL #Collaboration #PolicyChange #Advocacy #Event
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🔊Urgent Call to Action for Neurodivergent Supporters As many of you may already know, with Matt stepping down as MP, his Neurodivergent Conditions (Screening and Teacher Training) Bill is no longer progressing through Parliament. This crucial bill now needs a new champion, and we need your help to ensure it gets the attention it deserves among new and returning Members of Parliament. This bill is vital for supporting neurodivergent individuals, both in our constituencies and across the country. We need to rally together and raise awareness of its importance. Here’s how you can help: 1. Write to your local MPs to highlight the significance of this bill. 2. Emphasize the need for continued support for neurodivergent individuals in their constituencies. 3. Urge them to take up the Neurodivergent Conditions Bill when the Private Members’ Bills ballots reopen after the upcoming state of Parliament. Your voice can make a difference! Let’s ensure that this bill finds a new champion who will carry it forward. 📩 [Find a link to a template for your MP letter in the comments below.] Thank you for your support and advocacy. Together, we can create a more inclusive society for all. Share this and get others to do the same! #Neurodiversity #Neurodivergent #Advocacy #Inclusion #Support #Parliament
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