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Good Good Good is a community-powered music collective organized by Jewish for Good that brings together adults with and without disabilities to make music. We will focus on movement, percussion and vocal music games and activities that help us learn to make music together. All levels are welcome.
If participants require specialized 1:1 support, they are expected to provide it.
Participation is FREE.
The mission of REV UP North Carolina is to outreach, educate, and disseminate information. REV UP North Carolina works with people with disabilities, their family members, supporters, professionals, the general public, and policymakers on issues affecting the integration of people with disabilities of all ages into every aspect of community living. REV UP North Carolina is a Non-Partisan, statewide coalition working to ensure and empower people with disabilities and our allies to get more involved in electoral politics.
The holiday season is near! You can check gifts off your list while simultaneously making a positive impact at the Inclusive Business Holiday Gift Market, co-sponsored by Extraordinary Ventures and Work Together NC!
All featured vendors are disability-owned small businesses or disability-inclusive employers. Shop a wide range of unique and handcrafted gifts, including knitted items, wreaths, candles, wood & metal items, pottery, and more…
This session will provide an overview of the Coordinated Caregiving service under the CAP/C and CAP/DA waiver which provides an alternative to traditional home care or nursing facility care by allowing beneficiaries to receive help with their daily care from a family member or friend at home and providing a stipend to that caregiver. This session will also introduce you to Careforth which is one of the organizations that manages the service in NC. The presenters for this session are Carla Pennington (Director of Sales and Community Partnerships), and representatives from different regions serving NC.
The Sensory Friendly Film Series provides an environment that is accessible, welcoming, and comfortable for people on the spectrum.
Lights will remain slightly up.
The sound will be turned down.
Audience members are encouraged to get up out of their seats, dance, walk, or sing.
Families can bring their own snacks from home. Concessions are also available for purchase.
A quiet space with calming activities is available for anyone who may experience overstimulation during the film screening.
The following complimentary items will be available at the box office:
Kid-friendly booster seats
Ear plugs
Audio description or closed captioning devices
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