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ALT Ruth and Tammy stand close together smiling for the camera, with Tammy's arm around Ruth's shoulders. Ruth wears a cream floral top, and Tammy wears a beige blouse with a beaded headband and a statement necklace. They pose in front of a weathered brick wall with patches of old paint, in warm natural light.
ALT Ruth and Tammy stand close together smiling for the camera, with Tammy's arm around Ruth's shoulders. Ruth wears a cream floral top, and Tammy wears a beige blouse with a beaded headband and a statement necklace. They pose in front of a weathered brick wall with patches of old paint, in warm natural light.
ALT A graphic reads, "DSPs of the Year" in green text on a blue background. A silhouette of the state of Rhode Island is to the left of the text and a star is to the right. Underneath that is 19 pictures of Rhode Island's DSPs of the Year. All pictures have rounded corners and feature DSPs alone or DSPs with a person supported.
ALT A room is full of around 250 people sitting and listening to a keynote speaker at an event celebrating DSPs.
ALT A group of people are on stage accepting a Team Unity Award. One person is speaking while the others listen and smile.
ALT A DSP of the Year winner, Irma Barrios, stands with her award. She is wearing a blue dress and has long brown hair.
ALT A graphic reads, "DSPs of the Year". Underneath that, 22 DSPs of the Year are shown on a grid with their pictures.
ALT A group of people stand and sit in the State House asking for more investments in Health and Human Services. The photo is black and white and everyone is smiling at the camera. About 200 people are shown.
ALT Two people stand in the State House reading a one page document that gives them tips on how to talk to their legislators. The photo is black and white.
ALT A group of advocates gather around a table to receive resources about how to advocate. There are about six or so people pictured. The photo is in black and white.
