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    What the ADA Means to Me
    In honor of the anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act, MIUSA CEO Susan Sygall pays tribute to this historic law's role in her own life, while disability rights activists from around the world reflect on the ADA's global impact.
    Read the ADA Messages
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    Join Us for Joining Hands! July 28 - August 4, 2021
    Register now for a FREE 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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    WILD 2021 Fundraising Campaign
    The Women's Institute on Leadership and Disability (WILD) is building the pipeline of women leaders with disabilities globally.
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    MIUSA Celebrates 40 Years
    In 2021, we celebrate MIUSA's 40th anniversary of advancing disability rights and leadership globally®! Read our new 40th anniversary book that honors MIUSA's story and those who have been part of its journey.
    Download the 40th Anniversary Book
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    Artistic Activism
    A new mural in downtown Eugene, Oregon celebrates disabled women activists worldwide.
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