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SUMMARY:FILM SCREENING: What First Responders Need to Know About Individuals Living with I/DD
DESCRIPTION:What First Responders Need to Know About Individuals Living with I/DD\nVirtual Screening and Q&A\nWednesday\, February 19 at 7 pm EST\n  \n \nAccording to the International Association for Healthcare Security & Safety\, 50-80% of Emergency Medical Responder (EMR) interactions involve an individual with a disability.\nEmergency Medical Responders who are unequipped to respond sensitively to individuals with I/DD risk causing preventable harm to these individuals when they are at their most vulnerable.\nThere is a critical need to train EMR teams on how to identify\, communicate with\, and serve individuals with I/DD. Currently\, no national standards for mandatory training exist.\n\n\nImage Description: On a black background are a photo an ambulance and three portraits: of a young man with dark skin\, smiling at the camera; a young man with light skin\, wearing headphones; and a woman with light skin\, also smiling. The poster contains the following text\, in white: “Positive Exposure Film Screening. What First Responders Need To Know About Individuals Living with I/DD. Virtual Screening and Q&A. Wednesday\, February 19 at 7pm EST.” At the end of the poster is the WITH Foundation logo.
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CATEGORIES:Photography and Film
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SUMMARY:RARE DISEASE Day Event in Australia: First Light Celebrations with 22q Foundation Australia & New Zealand
DESCRIPTION:Friday\, February 28th and Saturday\, 01 March (February 28th RARE Disease Day in USA) \n22q Foundation Australia & New Zealand \nRare Disease Day \n-Imagine more: how you can shape the future of rare disease & 22q Foundation Australia & New Zealand \n\n\nJoin us for a special day dedicated to celebrating and empowering the rare disease community! This family-friendly event brings together individuals living with rare diseases\, their families\, and the wider community to connect\, share\, and inspire. \nRare Diseases NSW hosts regular events for the rare disease community\, health professionals and researchers.\nThis year Rare Diseases NSW will be hosting 2 days of special events to mark Rare Disease Day 2025 on Friday 28th February and Saturday 1st March.\nClick here to view the program for both days and see below to RSVP. \nAn Easy Read program is available.\n   \n\n\n\n\nClinical Day: How You Can Shape the Future of Rare Disease\n\n\n\n\n\n\nJoin us for a special clinical education day to celebrate International Rare Disease Day on Friday 28th February at Sydney Children’s Hospital\, Randwick. \nResearchers\, clinicians and service providers at the cutting edge of rare disease care will share their insights. \nYou will also hear from award-winning photographer Rick Guidotti\, founder of Positive Exposure. This organisation celebrates the richness of human diversity\, aiming to change attitudes towards individuals living with genetic\, physical\, behavioural or intellectual difference. \nDate: Friday 28th February\nTime: 12-4pm\nLocation: Sydney Children’s Hospital Lecture Theatre\, High St\, Randwick NSW 2031 \n\n\n\n\nImagine More: How You Can Shape the Future of Rare Disease\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThis family-friendly event on Saturday 1st March to mark International Rare Disease Day brings together people living with a rare disease\, health professionals\, and the wider community to connect\, share\, and inspire. \nThere will be fun activities for kids\, plus it is FREE OF CHARGE! \nThis event is a collaboration between Rare Diseases NSW\, UNSW Sydney\, the Sydney Children’s Hospital Network\, and the 22q Foundation Australia & New Zealand. \nDate: Saturday 1st March\nTime: 10am – 4pm\nLocation: Sydney Children’s Hospital Lecture Theatre\, High St\, Randwick NSW 2031
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CATEGORIES:Exhibitions,Lectures & Presentations,Photography and Film
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