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Vote for Access
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 Episode One -  Episode 1 of "Vote for Access" is here! First up, host Imani Barbarin talks about attitudes voters with disabilities have to just… deal with. Have you ever been asked why you vote? If you’ve ever been asked why you need to vote, you’ll know what she means.

 Episode Two - 
In this episode of "Vote for Access," host Imani Barbarin talks about the accessibility barriers that prevent persons with disabilities from getting the information they need to make informed voting choices. “The fact that accessibility isn’t considered first is a problem," says Imani. "The fact that it often isn’t considered at all is unacceptable.”

 Episode Three - Alabama is in the house on this episode of "Vote for Access"! Watch as one of our neighbors, who has a visual impairment, describes the problems she encounters when she goes to vote.

 Episode Four - The most common way to vote is to go into a polling both and fill out a form, push a button, or pull a lever. But alternative methods exist. Here’s what you need to know as a disabled voter in the latest "Vote for Access" video.

 Episode Five - This is the final episode of "Vote for Access" but it’s probably the most important. In speaking about voter suppression, host Imani Barbarin asks: "At what point do we realize that ignorance and apathy about persons with disabilities is another form of voter suppression? We want accessibility prioritized at all stages of the voting process. We wan
t solutions.”
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  • Home
  • About Us
    • ADAP Services
    • ADAP Staff
    • Mission & Values
    • Goals & Priorities
    • ADAP Eligibility Requirements
    • Programming
    • Career and Clerkship Opportunities
    • ADAP Disclaimer
    • ADAP Advisory Council >
      • PADD Advisory Council
      • PAIMI Advisory Council
    • ADAP Awards >
      • Jeff Ridgeway
      • Ricky Wyatt
  • Client Assistance Program
  • Community Issues
    • Abuse/Neglect
    • Assistive Technology
    • Employment
    • Community Waiver Program
    • HIV/AIDS
    • Mental Health
    • Social Security
    • Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)
    • Veterans
    • Voting >
      • Vote for Access
    • Guardianship
  • Children's Issues
    • Bullying
    • Children's Mental Health
    • Foster Care
    • Juvenile Justice
    • Protecting Youth in Facilities
    • Special Education
    • Transitioning to Adulthood
  • COVID-19 Advocacy Tools You Can Use
    • Healthcare
    • Safety in Community / Facility
    • Special Education (K-12 and Post-Secondary)
    • Transportation and Housing
    • Voting
  • Assistance Needed
    • Resources >
      • Client Intake Form
      • ADAP General Contact Form
      • ADAP Publications
      • ADAP Federal Partners
    • Grievance Procedure
    • Grievance Form
    • Satisfaction Survey
    • Office Location
    • Request Education / Training Presentation
    • Request Exhibit
    • Request a Publication
    • Special Education Bulk Book Order Form
    • Report Broken Links or Other Website Issues