Illustration of three people with disabilities, one in a wheelchair, one with a prosthetic leg holding a globe, and one with crutches, emphasizing accessibility and inclusion.

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How different would the world look if inclusion was the default?

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A beige graphic titled "Empowering Lives: Your Advocate for Intellectual & Developmental Disability Rights in Arkansas," with faint foliage graphics. The text explains Disability Rights Arkansas's PADD services for individuals with ID/DD, detailing support through legal, administrative, and other remedies. It notes PADD's 1975 origin (DD Act) and administration by ACF/HHS. The Disability Rights Arkansas logo is at the bottom.

Discover how Disability Rights Arkansas empowers lives and upholds the rights of individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Reach out or learn more today: disabilityrightsar.org/about-dra/pa...

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A tan graphic titled "Unlocking Potential: Introducing PAAT – Protection and Advocacy for Assistive Technology." Decorative yellow and purple lines are in the corners. The text explains Disability Rights Arkansas's PAAT services for accessing AT, including case management, legal representation, and self-advocacy training. It notes PAAT's 1994 establishment and administration by ACF/HHS. The Disability Rights Arkansas logo is at the bottom.

Learn more about how PAAT can assist you in accessing the tools you need to thrive: disabilityrightsar.org/about-dra/pa...

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Orange graphic with the question "What's one small step you think everyone in Arkansas could take to be a better ally to people with disabilities? Share your ideas!" Above a diverse group of stylized illustrations of people of varying ages, apparent ethnicities, and abilities, including someone using a wheelchair. Yellow butterflies and leaf-like shapes decorate the background. The website address www.disabilityrightsar.org is at the bottom.

This week, we're thinking about allyship. What's one small, actionable step you believe everyone in Arkansas could take to better support and stand alongside people with disabilities? Share your thoughts and let's learn together! 👇

#DisabilityRightsArkansas #AllyshipInAction