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Latest News

12/4/2009 -
UCLA releases new research on aging among Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders in special issue of AAPI Nexus
10/11/2009 -
Governor Schwarzenegger signed AB 1269 into law a few hours before the legal deadline on October 11, 2009
9/29/09 -
Sears, Roebuck to pay $2 Million for Disability Bias
9/16/09 -
EEOC accepting public comment on ADA Amendments Act proposed regulations
9/21/2009 -
Tash Announces Scholarship Opportunities To Help Self-Advocates and Families Attend Major Disability Rights Conferences in Pittsburgh This Fall
8/31/2009 -
National Council on Disability to Host National Summit on Disability Policy
7/30/2009 -
U.S. Signs U.N. Convention on the Rights of People with Disabilities

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