who led an effort by SEIU Virginia 512 home care workers, in partnership with disability rights, advocates, family and friends, to successfully win improved pay and hazard pay for direct care workers.
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Frances E. McCutcheon Mill
who pioneered the Toy Like Me project at Roanoke College, which hand-modifies toys to match the specific disabilities of paired community children
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Wendy Bundy
a passionate peer recovery specialist and trainer who has connected with folks all across the commonwealth in her speaking engagements.
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Dustin Wade
who has provided love, care, and devotion as a sponsor at a living facility for individuals with developmental disabilities and mental health conditions, where he creates a safe home environment and empowers the voices of people with disabilities
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James Harris
the founder of an international movement, Men to Heal, and a local organization, The HEALing Hub, both focused on mental health in the Black community
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Anne McDonnell
who has tirelessly advocated for the brain injury community for over 2 decades at the Brain Injury Association of Virginia.
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Parents and State Settle Lawsuit on School Masking Accommodations for Students with Disabilities
Today, the Commonwealth of Virginia affirmed that peer masking in Virginia public schools is a reasonable modification for students with disabilities that put them at severe risk if they contract COVID-19 as part of a settlement in the Seaman et al. vs. Commonwealth of Virginia et al. lawsuit.