Blogging For Inclusion-Gala Pics/Videos and Local Inclusion Scene

OK, readers, please take a deep breath and close your eyes a second ;D; because this entry is a long one :) ! OK-now you can look :) .



I wasn't able to go so, thanks to the Clack Gatherers for the pics and videos of The National Inclusion Project's 2009 Champions Gala ;







Sounds like the Gala was a smashing success and it raised a lot of funds for a great cause!






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You can also donate for the National Inclusion Project on Facebook-whether or not you are a Facebook user Some are Trick or Treating for Inclusion on Facebook(see image by Suerue>)







Here's a great video montage about the National Inclusion Project;


--------Why Inclusion Is Important--------------
This is an entry for a devotional for the church where my Mom and I are members, Burks United Methodist It was written by my Sunday school teacher who left a job with TVA to teach. It shows the importance of inclusion and awareness for children and adults;





If I had been in that teacher's class, I wouldn't get a star. I have mild Cerebral Palsy and cannot tie a "proper" bow, but I tie it the best way for me-and sometimes ask for help and I'm 41 :).




--------A Local Inclusion Event--------------
A local children's museum, the Creative Discovery Museum, is having a special event to show children what it's like to live with a disability in their "Kids Like You, Kids Like Me" Exhibit. It began on October 10th & ends on November 8th. Please check the museum's web page in the link above for more info. If you are in the Chattanooga area or live nearby, please come see this exhibit(Note: Adults can only enter the museum if they bring a child with them). "Kids Like You, Kids Like Me" is sponsored by the Siskin Children's Institute & Unum Provident

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For more news about the National Inclusion Project, and Inclusion in general, please visit the following blogs; Carolina On My Mind
Ashes Clay The Man
Clay Aiken News
The Life and Times (past, present and future) of a Clay Aiken Fan
Truth Rules

Chexxxy's Pearls
The ConCLAYve


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