GCDD Blog
A GCDD Real Communities Initiative Blog by a community volunteer in Milton, GA
Kat Walker, a community volunteer, reports on last week's launch of the Milton Real Communities Initiative's mini-grant program, Better Together. Better Together Kickoff We had a great time at the kick-off for Better Together, which was held in Crabapple, the historic district of Milton, GA....Noteworthy Entertainment by Joey Stuckey, an Award-Winning Guitarist
Each year GCDD hosts an Annual Making a Difference Appreciation Ceremony to honor the many leaders who make outstanding advocacy efforts on behalf of Georgia's disability community throughout the year. At this year's ceremony on July 21, 2011, guests were treated to a musical performance by a...
A Public Awareness Video Series, “Voices Beyond the Mirror” – Part 6
Each week we are offering a different clip from our "Voices Beyond the Mirror" public awareness video series to spark more conversation and spread knowledge about community living and disability. Last week we highlighted a video short with a father and son reflecting on their relationship. The...
A Public Awareness Video Series, “Voices Beyond the Mirror” – Part 7
Over the past few weeks, we have been offering a different clip from our “Voices Beyond the Mirror” public awareness video series to spark more conversation and spread knowledge about community living and disabilities. Earlier this week, we highlighted a video short of a recent college graduate...A Public Awareness Video Series, “Voices Beyond the Mirror” – Part 8
For the past few weeks, we have been offering a different clip from our “Voices Beyond the Mirror” public awareness video series to spark more conversation and spread knowledge about community living and disabilities. The previous video clip we highlighted was a video short of a transportation...
A Public Awareness Video Series, “Voices Beyond the Mirror” – Part 9
During the past few weeks, we have been offering a different clip from our “Voices Beyond the Mirror” public awareness video series to spark more conversation and spread knowledge about community living and disabilities. The previous video clip we highlighted was a video short of a university...