Law Enforcement Training Opportunity for
People with Developmental Disabilities
Deadline for Applications: October 21
"Nothing About Me, Without Me"
The Ethan Saylor Alliance Partnership has announced an opportunity for people with developmental disabilities to learn, teach and help train law enforcement (police) officers. Funded by the Maryland Department of Disabilities, the Alliance is made up of People On the Go (POG), The Arc Maryland, the Maryland Center for Developmental Disabilities at Kennedy Krieger Institute (MCDD) and Pathfinders for Autism
Compensation provided.
People on the Go is accepting applications through October 21 for fifteen people with developmental disabilities to attend training to prepare for two trainings provided to police officers.
Learn more, find a job description and a link to an application here:
http://campaign.r20.constantcontact.com/re... behalf of the Ethan Saylor Alliance Steering Committee, I am pleased that the training effort will be led by a collaboration representing diverse perspectives and talents that will result in
educators with I/DD who are well prepared and valued members of law enforcement training teams." --Teri Sparks, Steering Committee Co-chair and Council Director of Grants & Initiatives
GET YOUR brief video featuring Tim Shriver speaking about the importance of inclusion and supporting regular, routine training to law enforcement that includes people with developmental disabilities.
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Posted By: agnes levine
Monday, October 17th 2016 at 7:17AM
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