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ALT "Happy Disability Pride Month from the ADA National Network" overlaid a gray background with the Disability Pride Month colors in the two bottom corners and the white doors logo of ADA National Network.
ALT TGIAF! Thank Goodness it's Art Friday. Every Friday from 1pm-3pm. The Refuge. 247 Old Corvallis Rd. Ste B, Hamilton MT 59840. Join us at the Refuge in Hamilton every Friday starting November 4th for Arts and Crafts, Board and Card Games, and More! Celebrating Fun and Friends and Fridays!
ALT Rectangular shape with a black-colored chalkboard background overlaid with mathematical equations. In the center, on a diagonal, is a black rectangle bordered by small teal, yellow and red rectangles. It features the 2022 NDEAM theme, “Disability: Part of the Equity Equation,” along with an equation composed of several graphics: a circular photo of a woman in a wheelchair working at a computer with colleagues, followed by a plus sign, followed by a square image of a woman who uses crutches viewing a document with a colleague, followed by an equal sign, followed by a light bulb icon. Across the top of the rectangle in small, white letters are the words National Disability Employment Awareness Month. Along the bottom in small white letters is the hashtag “NDEAM” followed by ODEP’s website address, dol.gov/ODEP. In the lower right corner in white lettering is the DOL seal followed by the words “Office of Disability Employment Policy United States Department of Labor".
ALT Participants Needed!!! For a study involving maternal and infant outcomes among women with disabilities. *An image of a pregnant women walking with a cane, and another image of a woman holding the hand of a child while using a cane.* You may qualify if you: -Have a disability (vision impairment, deaf or hard of hearing, physical disability, intellectual or psychological disability) -Are 18 years of age or older -Are pregnant or have had a child in the last 24 months -Are experiencing/have experienced difficult intimate relationships and/or mood disturbances Scan the QR code to apply: *an image of the QR code* Volunteers will be asked to participate in one virtual interview (~45-60 minutes,) and compensated with a $40 gift card. This research study is being conducted with IRB approval (protocol number 3881) from the University of Virginia, funded by the National Institute of Health. *The University of Montana and the University of Virginia logos* Questions? Email: disabilityand
ALT A family sitting in the park with their dog. Reads "It's our differences that make all the difference. Visit the All of Us Journey to learn more: September 13-14, Caras Park, Missoula. September 15-16, University of Montana Rural Institute, Missoula. Brunch and Learn - 10am.
ALT We’re hiring. Accounting Assistant. Send your resume, cover letter, and Summit application to [email protected]. Application materials available for download on Summit’s website at www.summitilc.org/about/employment.
ALT 3 vibrant colored food trucks are in a line on top of the image, with text below saying "Out to Lunch". Below is a photo of a few Summit peers/staff at last year's Out to Lunch. "Join us tomorrow from 11am-2pm at Caras Park" is in black lettering next to the photo.
ALT An image of a setting sun behind a river. Brightly colored food trucks drive by, and birds fly in the sky. Text says "Downtown ToNite. Come join us tonight from 5:30pm-8:30pm in Caras Park
ALT 3 vibrant colored food trucks are in a line on top of the image, with text below saying "Out to Lunch". Below is a photo of a few Summit peers/staff at last year's Out to Lunch. "Join us tomorrow from 11am-2pm at Caras Park" is in black lettering next to the photo.
ALT The text from the caption of this image is on the left. To the right are nine images of Summit staff, consumers, peers, and BASE participants doing a variety of activity, such as doing a fashion show, or filming, to show that disability does not prevent one from doing fun, great, and meaningful things.