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Disabilities Rights Center Presents... on Public Access Television

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Disabilities Rights Center Presents... is about disability rights and resources, with stories of struggles and successes from people with disabilities, information about the law, advocacy tips, legislative updates, and more.

The Disabilities Rights Center's monthly television show is aired on Concord TV, Cable Channel 22 Mondays 5:00 PM, Tuesdays 3:00 PM, Thursdays 8:30 PM, and Saturdays 5:00 PM.

We will be making it available around the state to other public access stations. If you would like Disabilities Rights Center presents... aired on your local public access station, let us know! We can work together to make it happen.

Episodes:

March 08: Let's Do Lunch! Access and Accommodations in Restaurants. What does it take to make a restaurant accessible? What are restaurants required to do to meet the requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act? Where can you find an accessible restaurant in Concord?

April 08: A Conversation About Special Education. Join Executive Director Richard Cohen as he gets his hair cut at Hair Biz by David Holden, and hear what they have to say about special education.

May 08: Service Animals. The Guide Dog Users of New Hampshire helped us put on this episode. We'll talk about how the ADA protects people with service animals, meet a puppy raiser, and find out what service animals can do to assist people who are blind or have other disabilities.

June 08: The Rap Sheet: Diversity and Disability. Learn more about the Rap Sheet (link at top of page) and our current issue on disability and cultural diversity.

Coming soon...

July 08: A Frank Talk about Community Mental Health

August 08: Self Advocacy

See what the Concord Insider has to say about Disabilities Rights Center Presents...

Want to help?

Concord TV and its programs rely on volunteers. There are cameras to be run, graphics and sound, even video editing! In order to help produce shows, Concord TV provides training to Concord residents and nonprofit organizations that work in Concord, such as the DRC. You can become trained and then help out with DRC’s show production, or help with other shows at Concord TV.

We’d also like to hear your ideas for the show. What issues are most important to you? What would be most helpful in a disability-rights related show?

Please call or email Julia Freeman-Woolpert, 1-800-834-1721 or juliaf@drcnh.org for more information and to get involved.

More information about Concord TV can be found here: http://www.yourconcordtv.org