Possibilities Episode 10: Supported Decision Making

Possibilities Episode 10: Supported Decision Making

We chat with Disability Advocate, Jan Lampman, about Supported Decision Making. She discusses the history behind Supported Decision Making, what it means for people with I/DD, and how it differs from Guardianship. Transcript: https://tinyurl.com/49u4aa8c [https://tinyurl.com/49u4aa8c] More on Supported Decision Making: https://tinyurl.com/2t8xv2a6 [https://tinyurl.com/2t8xv2a6]

Possibilities Episode 9: MI-DDI 40th Anniversary Part Three

In 2023, MI-DDI celebrated 40 years of service. To commemorate this milestone, we produced a three-part podcast series highlighting our organization’s past, present, and future. The series features interviews with key individuals who have shaped MI-DDI’s journey. In part three, we hear from Angela Martin, Elizabeth Janks, Leonardo Bravo, Michael Bray, and Sharon Milberger Transcript - https://tinyurl.com/24a64ukp

Possibilities Episode 8: MI-DDI 40th Anniversary Part Two

In 2023, MI-DDI celebrated 40 years of service. To commemorate this milestone, we produced a three-part podcast series highlighting our organization’s past, present, and future. The series features interviews with key individuals who have shaped MI-DDI’s journey. In part two, we hear from Angela Martin, Elizabeth Janks, LuAnn Loy, and Michael Bray. Transcript - https://tinyurl.com/yv4v86xk

Possibilities Episode 7: MI-DDI 40th Anniversary Part One

In 2023, MI-DDI celebrated 40 years of service. To honor this achievement, we recorded a series of interviews with several people who’ve played important roles in MI-DDI’s development over a three part podcast series covering MI-DDI’s past, present, and future. In our part one, we hear from Liz Bauer, Barbara W. LeRoy, and Janice Fialka. Transcript - https://bit.ly/3EJ6O2b

Waskul v. Washtenaw County Community Mental Health - Possibilities Episode 6

We chat with Kyle Williams and Nick Gable, litigators for the plaintiffs in Waskul et al. v. Washtenaw County CMH et al. They discuss the case’s origins, the settlement, and its potential impact on people with disabilities and their caregivers. Transcript: https://bit.ly/4dSbPl0 [https://bit.ly/4dSbPl0] More on the case: www.drmich.org/cases/waskul/ [http://www.drmich.org/cases/waskul/]