Utah Democratic Disability Caucus
UTAH DISABILITY CAUCUS INFORMATION
The Utah Democratic Disability Caucus welcomes anyone with any disability, and anyone interested in disability issues. The partnership of people with disabilities, and those concerned about disability issues, will give representation, voice and power for everyone throughout the State. We have the opportunity to do away with stigma and improve attitudes; to educate and gain support.
Please encourage everyone you know, with like beliefs, to join our Caucus. You do not have to be a delegate - or a Democrat - to attend any of our Caucus meetings, as long as you are like-minded on our issues.
WITH YOUR HELP, WE CAN CHANGE UTAH!
Anyone can join our portal, contribute and publish. We ask that content, even if negative, not be abusive.
CHAIR VICE-CHAIR
Miriam Hyde Mathew Bone
2761 East 4135 South 2785 McClelland Street
Salt Lake City, UT 84124-3039 Salt Lake City, UT 84106-2237
801/276-0957 H 801/608-7151
801/979-7059 C
June 23, 2009
Starting today, Caucus news can be found on the left side bar. Click on a named topic (such as "Disability Caucus Results", and it will show the different blogs under that topic). To add a blog on a different topic, click on "Creat A Topic". Again, anyone who joins the Portal can add and reply to blogs, videos, news articals, etc.
Basic Blog Directions:
When you log in there should appear a button that reads “add a blog post” underneath the “latest news” section toward the bottom of your screen. You may need to scroll down a bit to see it. When you click on this button there should appear a page where you can add a title, a picture and text much the same way you do with news and articles. Once your blog is written, hit submit and make sure everything looks the way you want it to. Then go to the “feature settings” button and make sure your blog post is featured on your portal home page and on any other pages you had selected it to appear when you created it initially.
Keep in mind, every time you create a new blog post you are going to need to deselect the featured settings for the old post and just mark it as appearing in the list of blog posts instead of being featured on your home page. Your new post will also need to be marked as your featured post. If you forget to deselect but just continually make your new post your “featured” post, it will simply rotate through featured posts continually with different posts being featured as people visit your site.
I am not selecting "featured blog", so everything will show easily.
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Featured News
No remake for deaf and blind schools
If Kenneth Sumsion was hoping to avoid controversy with a "clean up" bill that makes minor tweaks to educational services for the deaf and blind, he missed the... More »
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Featured News
Disabled Utahns fear imminent budget cuts
Every morning, Greg Naccarato wakes up at dawn and waits. Since he broke his neck in a climbing accident, putting his feet on the floor isn't something he can do himself. Using a... More »
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Featured Article
The disabled fret new service-animal law
The smell of raw meat or the chaos of Wal-Mart can launch Edward Carey back to a time when saving soldiers' lives in Iraq was his job. Now the former combat medic is home and... More »
Moving Closer to a Victory for All Americans
Last Updated on 2009-11-19 at 10:52
Posted by Valerie Jarrett on November 19, 2009 at 12:53 PM EST
In an historic vote a week and half ago, the House of Representatives passed a bill that would finally make... More »
Caucus Results
Last Updated on 2009-06-23 at 14:19
June 20, 2009
First, many, many thanks to all of you who attended. It personally
just felt good, and assured me that through the next cycle, we can
substantially increase... More »
Nearly a third of Utahns uninsured
Last Updated on 2009-04-07 at 12:40
A third of Utahns under age 65 were without medical insurance the past two years, a percentage that is double the best local estimate, a national health care policy reform group... More »
State legislators roll out health care reform proposal
Last Updated on 2008-12-17 at 10:29
Utah lawmakers have issued an 89 page report (as yet unavailable electronically) outlining their ten year health care reform plan. The plan focuses on providing low cost... More »
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