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Department of Justice; Office of Justice Programs; Office for Victims of Crimes; Meet Us Where We Are; NCJ 213366 - December 2002. This DVD (NCJ 213366) presents two popular award-winning videos, "Meet Us Where We Are" and "The Time Is Now," originally produced in December 2002 and no longer available in VHS form. "The Time Is Now" helps crime victim service providers reach out and serve people with disabilities. "Meet Us Where We Are," which presents first person accounts of how crime affects people with disabilities, educates disability service providers and people with disabilities about crime victims' rights and resources. Producer: Office for Victims of Crimes. Keywords: usdoj.gov. Creative Commons license: Public Domain
| Traveling Flag Teaches About Disabilities (WIBW Topeka) Citizens of Topeka got the chance to learn about Americans with disabilities today. The Disability Media Initiative came to Topeka to display the "It's Our Story Flag" outside of the Washburn University Memorial Union. |
| Canadian court: Obese travelers, passengers with disabilities get additional seat (Lansing State Journal) TORONTO - Canada's largest airline is trying to figure out which obese and passengers with disabilities will be eligible for additional seats at no charge after the country's Supreme Court rejected an appeal by the airlines. |
| Special Populations program gives hope to students with disabilities (WMCTV Memphis) The Northwest Mississippi Community College in DeSoto is not only booming with traditional students, but also with those who have disabilities through their 'special populations' program. |
| Oliver Martin trust fund set up to assist children with learning disabilities (Investment Executive) In recognition of a young man who overcame learning obstacles to earn a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) designation, a new memorial trust fund will provide the Toronto public school system with resources to assist other students with learning disabilities. |
| Accused Pediatrician Is Leaving Institute (New York Times) Dr. Melvin D. Levine, who is facing lawsuits accusing him of molesting boys, has resigned from All Kinds of Minds, which he founded to train teachers to help children with learning disabilities. |
