PPT-Advocacy by Human Service Organizations

Marcela Sarmiento Mellinger MSW PhD University of Maryland at Baltimore County School of Social Work 1 Should human service leaders be involved in advocacy 2 Advocacy Why When How. Realising Equality through Active Participation. I was asked to speak about.... 2. Where did the Impetus . to establish the . National Advocacy Service come from?. What . is the role of the NAS today?   . CHAPTER 1. 14e. Human Resource (HR) Management. Figure 1.1 - Typical . Division of HR Responsibilities: Selection Interviewing. Types of Organizational Assets. Smaller Organizations and HR Management. Working Together to Improve Global Health. Cooperating to Improve Global Health. Cooperation is in everyone’s interest. Creates consensus around a cause . Strengthens advocacy efforts . Allows for sharing knowledge and setting standards. Integrated Behavioral Care. Module 8. Roseanna . McCleary. , PhD. California State University, Bakersfield. Learning Objectives. Develop an understanding of the social worker’s role in the formation and implementation of policies within integrated behavioral health models. Training, Mentoring & Support in the ‘Art’ of Advocacy. Cathriona. . Molloy. May 11 2017. TMS Advocacy. Training, Mentoring & Support in the ‘Art’ of Advocacy. . tms@advocacy@gmail.com. ,. . Statutory Advocacy always involves a 1 to 1 relationship where an independent advocate provides support to a person on a specific issue. This is mostly referred to as issue based advocacy – because the focus is usually given to supporting a person achieve specific outcomes (or represent them through a specific decision like in IMCA).. Fenley. Kathy Bates. Is a teacher, advocate and writer. Has a BA degree in Elementary Education from St. Andrews University in NC. Has worked extensively with both children and adults with disabilities. Fenley. Kathy Bates. Is a teacher, advocate and writer. Has a BA degree in Elementary Education from St. Andrews University in NC. Has worked extensively with both children and adults with disabilities. For Providers. Sheila Ward, M.ED.. An Introduction to Self-Advocacy Training. Self-Advocacy Training Curriculum. Self-Advocacy Training Service. Provider Roles and Responsibilities. We’ll Cover. Introduction: What is Self-Advocacy Training?. October 21, 2016. Advocacy & Outreach Committee. Name. Affiliation. Jackie Marchington. Committee Co-chair. Tom Grant. Committee Co-chair. Tanya Brinsden. Novartis. Alice Choi. CMC. John . Czekanski. 1. Presented by: . Liz Weintraub, Hillary Spears, Mary Kay Rizzolo and Katie Arnold. Reports are available here…. … and they will be available online soon!. 2. The purpose of the . summits:. to talk about . The Autistic Self Advocacy Network. 2013 H St. 7. th. Floor • Washington, DC 20035. Voice: (202) 596-1056. www.autisticadvocacy.org. About the Autistic Self Advocacy Network. Advocacy group run by and for Autistic people and people with other I/DD. History. Support. Future. Told by Tia . Nelis. Current Landscape. The . self-advocacy movement . in the US is a human rights movement of and by people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD).. Page Document Revised/2018ep 1 In the Search Barenter the organization that you need to assign roles toStep 2 Clickthe Related Actions brick1then ClickOrg Chart 2Assigning RolesThis