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    40 Years and Counting!
    As we look forward to ringing in 2022, we celebrate 40+ years of advancing disability rights and leadership globally® that led us to where we are today.
    Read MIUSA's Anniversary Book
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    In 2022, Celebrate Not Just Inclusion, But Leadership
    In the fields of international development and international exchange, there needs to be greater emphasis on not only including people with disabilities, but building the pipeline of disabled leaders in those spaces.
    Read Our Year-End Message and Watch our New Video
  • In a conference room, exchange students sit on the floor as they work together on a large sheet of paper, pausing to speak to a staff person who uses a wheelchair.
    Exchange Students Prepped for Success in U.S. Schools
    In August 2021, MIUSA welcomed FLEX and YES students with disabilities from around the world to Washington D.C., for MIUSA Arrival Workshops.
    Follow Their Adventures
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    Joining Hands Recordings Now Available
    Watch recordings from our virtual symposium devoted to disability access and experiences in the broad range of international exchange opportunities.
    Register on the Joining Hands Website
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    Artistic Activism
    A new mural in downtown Eugene, Oregon celebrates disabled women activists worldwide.
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