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DESCRIPTION:Date:&nbsp\;March 5\, 2019\nTime:&nbsp\;4:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. E
 ST\n\n\nSupported Decision-Making: From Justice for Jenny to Justice for A
 ll&nbsp\;\n\n\n\n\n\nContent Overview:\n\nHow would you feel if you weren'
 t allowed to make decisions about your life? What if someone had the power
  to tell you where to live\, who to spend time with\, and what to do? What
  if that person had control of your money and health care? Isn't that hard
  to imagine?\n\nThese are several questions\, among others\, to explain th
 e importance of using supported decision-making (SDM) for people with disa
 bilities as an efficient alternative over guardianship. Jonathan Martinis\
 , J.D.\, will provide insight on supported decision-making\, using the boo
 k that he and Peter Blanck co-authored as the base canvas for this webinar
 . The book is available free on Kindle unlimited. Access link to the book:
  https://www.amazon.com/Supported-Decision-Making-Justice-Jenny-ebook/dp/B
 07YQCK2VX\n\nIn this AAIDD and AAIDD SECP co-hosted webinar\, Mr. Martinis
  will cover supported decision-making\, and how it can improve the indepen
 dence\, self-determination and quality of life of people with disabilities
 . Then\, using the Hatch legal decision as an example\, he&rsquo\;ll give 
 practical tips on how to use discuss\, plan for\, and implement SDM in dai
 ly life.\n\nPresenter: Jonathan Martinis\, JD\, Syracuse University&nbsp\;
 \n\nThis webinar is being co-hosted by AAIDD and AAIDD's Student and Early
  Career Interest Network.&nbsp\;\n\n&nbsp\;
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SUMMARY:Supported Decision-Making: From Justice for Jenny to Justice for Al
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 n<span style="font-size: 14px\;">How would you feel if you weren't allowed
  to make decisions about your life? What if someone had the power to tell 
 you where to live\, who to spend time with\, and what to do? What if that 
 person had control of your money and health care? Isn't that hard to imagi
 ne?<br />\n<br />\nThese are several questions\, among others\, to explain
  the importance of using supported decision-making (SDM) for people with d
 isabilities as an efficient alternative over guardianship. Jonathan Martin
 is\, J.D.\, will provide insight on supported decision-making\, using the 
 book that he and Peter Blanck co-authored as the base canvas for this webi
 nar. The book is available free on Kindle unlimited. Access link to the bo
 ok: https://www.amazon.com/Supported-Decision-Making-Justice-Jenny-ebook/d
 p/B07YQCK2VX<br />\n<br />\nIn this AAIDD and AAIDD SECP co-hosted webinar
 \, Mr. Martinis will cover supported decision-making\, and how it can impr
 ove the independence\, self-determination and quality of life of people wi
 th disabilities. Then\, using the Hatch legal decision as an example\, he&
 rsquo\;ll give practical tips on how to use discuss\, plan for\, and imple
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  Syracuse University&nbsp\;<br />\n<br />\nThis webinar is being co-hosted
  by AAIDD and AAIDD's Student and Early Career Interest Network.&nbsp\;<br
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