Everyone has rights! And when it comes to the human services field, Human Rights Committees (HRC) play an integral role. These committees promote and protect the human, civil, and legal rights of people with disabilities who are receiving services.
So what are the roles and responsibilities of an HRC? Who should all be the members of it? How can you avoid common pitfalls in both establishing and maintaining the committee?
In this webinar, you’ll receive answers to all these questions and many more! We share strategies you can use for creating your committee, ensuring it’s asking the right questions, and avoiding ‘danger signs’ that regularly occur in the disability services system. We’ll also share some eye-opening data about the relationship between fair treatment and overall quality of life. You’ll leave this presentation with specific action steps you can put in place “right” away!
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Angela Rapp Kennedy
CQL Vice President of Training and Learning Initiatives
Angela Rapp Kennedy provides leadership in the strategic development of CQL's learning initiatives and oversees the planning, creation, coordination, and implementation of CQL training activities. Angela has decades of experience in the IDD field around the country.
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CQL Vice President of Training and Learning Initiatives