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Past Events: Video Recordings, Links & Resources
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- The Chanda Center for Health: A Look at Integrated Healthcare with Chanda Hinton, Founder
- Crisis Triage and People with Disabilities: Historical Lessons for a Time of COVID-19
- Disability Power in Colorado since 1975 with Kristen Castor
- HCPF: Disability Community Webinar recordings
- Housing Resources and COVID-19 with Susan Niner
- How to Get the Most Out of DVR (part 1 & 2) with Brenda Mosby
- Interview Tools for People with Disabilities with Louise Vaughn
- NEW! Medicaid Appeals-What you need to know!
- Wills and Advanced Directives with Chris Brock
Past Events: Recordings, Links & Resources
The Chanda Center for Health: A Look at Integrated Healthcare with Chanda Hinton, Founder
April 10, 2020
The Chanda Plan Foundation was created when founder, Chanda Hinton’s life was saved by integrative therapies. On her deathbed, at a scant 59 lbs. she was desperate to try anything. Through integrative therapies, Chanda regained her health and felt more alive than she ever had since that life-changing day when she became a quadriplegic. Why in 10 years had integrative therapies not been recommended? Why wasn’t anybody talking about the benefits?
These questions and Chanda’s life-saving outcome fueled the start of the foundation and the mission of improving the quality of life for persons with physical disabilities through direct services and systemic change to access integrative therapies. Listen to Chanda explain the ground-breaking work they are doing!
The Chanda Center for Health: A look at integrated Healthcare
Crisis Triage and People with Disabilities: Historical Lessons for a Time of Covid
April 23, 2020
Webinar Panelists: Matthew Wynia, MD, MPH Director, Center for Bioethics and Humanities, Julie Reiskin, LCSW, Executive Director, Colorado Cross-Disability Coalition, Govind Persad, JD, PhD, University of Denver, Sturm College of Law. Moderator: Daniel Goldberg, JD, PhD, Center for Bioethics and Humanities.
This event was made possible by the CU Center for Bioethics and Humanities Holocaust Genocide and Bioethics Program which is funded by the William S. Silvers, MD Endowment Fund, the Rose Community Foundation, and JEWISHcolorado.
Crisis Triage and People with Disabilities: Historical Lessons for a Time of Covid
Disability Power in Colorado since 1975 with Kristen Castor
April 4, 2020
Kristen Castor grew up with a disability, and she will tell you if she wasn’t able to do absolutely everything by herself without assistance, she wasn’t going to get anywhere. Well, Kristen has gone many places – from being bussed to a “flat” school, graduating high school, attending college, travel in Europe, and then joining the peace corps, her life experiences are truly amazing. Listen to Kristen share the birth of the civil rights movement in Colorado from someone who was there.
Disability Power in Colorado since 1975 with Kristen Castor
HCPF: Disability Community Webinar recordings
Link to HCPF Colorado’s LTSS Assessment and Support Plan
May 1, 2020:
April 24, 2020:
April 17, 2020:
April 10, 2020:
- COVID-19 Disability Community Webinar Recording
- COVID-19 Disability Community Presentation
- Crisis Standards of Care-Triage Standards
April 3, 2020:
- COVID-19 Disability Community Webinar Recording
- COVID-19 Disability Community Presentation
- Payroll Protection Program Presentation
March 27, 2020:
March 20, 2020:
Housing Webinar with Susan Niner
April 17, 2020
Learn from Susan Niner, former Deputy Director at the Colorado Division of Housing while she discusses low-income housing options, the impact COVID-19 on housing options, as well as reasonable accommodations.
Resources provided during the presentation:
- Resources for tenants struggling to pay the rent
- America’s Banks Are Here to Help: The Industry Responds to the Coronavirus
- CCDC Housing Presentation Slides
Housing Webinar with Susan Niner
How to Get the Most Out of DVR (part 1 & 2) with Brenda Mosby
Listen to Brenda Mosby’s talk about her journey through Vocational Rehabilitation as she went from an unemployed newly blind individual to her Master’s degree as a vocational rehab counselor – all through the local DVR. Learn how you can benefit too.
Resource links provided during the event:
- Rat Race Rebellion – Virtual jobs, side gigs, and Savings. A comprehensive listing of work in the “gig” economy.
- Career Insights Issue #1 Working From Home – Your Weekly Look into the World of Work. This newsletter is focused on bringing you information and resources to highlight the exploration of career opportunities.
How to Get the Most Out of DVR Part 1
How to Get the Most Out of DVR Part 2Interview Tools for People with Disabilities
Join Louise Vaughn, Director of HR for Arc Thrift, talk about interviewing and people with disabilities: what are the parts of an interview, how do you handle needing to ask for an accommodation, how do you interview people with disabilities, and so much more. The Arc employs more than 350 people with disabilities – come and learn from the expert.
Interview Tools for People with DisabilitiesMedicaid Appeals: What you Need to Know
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Resource links provided during the event:
- Request for State Level Hearing
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Wills and Advanced Directives with Chris Brock
CCDC Probate Lawyer, Chris Brock talks about the critical documents you need to ensure your medical choices are adhered to. He explains what they are, which are important, and how you can put them in place.
Resource links provided during the event:
Wills and Advanced Directives
Virtual Events: We’re All in this Together
Quick links to sections on this page:
- Past Events: Links to video recordings, provided resources, and information
- This Week’s Virtual Events
- Ongoing Conversations
- Event Calendar
We are committed to providing multiple options for people to stay involved in their community while maintaining the recommended social distancing. Therefore, we are offering a variety of interactive events online. Keep an eye on this page for upcoming webinars, Q & A sessions with your leaders and experts, informational offerings, and extra advocacy training courses.
If you require captions or an ASL Interpreter, please contact Shannon Secrest via email at ssecrest@ccdconline.org. Facebook events will have captions added once the live event ends and an ASL summary of the discussion.
Details for each event can be found below this week’s listings or click on the title to jump to the information.
Ongoing Conversations
Facebook Live with Julie Reiskin:
Mon & Fri @ 12:30 – Come and share your lunch with Julie (or a CCDC Leader) offering updates, check-ins, and news for the day. (Facebook link)
