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22/08/2024
05/01/2024

Good morning everyone happy Friday January 5th 2024 I hope you have a great day get out and enjoy this day because I believe this is going to be a better day then the rest of the weekend. I hear we got snow coming this weekend and next week as well

He doesn't use who haven't followed my other page please follow me on there as I prepared to go to Seattle I will be posting there videos and pictures on my way to Seattle. What's fun about this is that I'll be going on train which makes the trip more interesting. Make sure you follow me here is the link below make sure you like and follow like just because but follow that way you get updates when I go live or post something interesting like pictures or videos if you already follow me on this page thank you make sure you share and spread the word. Trying to get a thousand followers

https://www.facebook.com/JESUSCHUYCAMPUZANO1?mibextid=gik2fB

I’m a Blogger, Vlogger, Journalist, and Documentarian of the very human lives of people like me’.

09/08/2023

Hi Chuy! Thanks again for offering to post about my study on Facebook! I really appreciate it. Here's some text you can use.

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Hi everyone! I'm Matthew Borus and some of you know me from various disability groups around Chicago. I'm also a researcher, and I'm currently looking to interview people about their experiences as part of my dissertation. If you qualify and we have an interview, you'll be paid for your time.

I'm looking for folks in the Chicago area who have at least ONE of four experiences:

-Working a paid job while having a disability, which could mean getting official accommodations, informal accommodations...or frustrating bosses who won't give you accommodations;

-Getting SSI or SSDI, or applying for either program;

-Living in a nursing home or other congregate care facility, either now or in the past;

-Having police and courts respond to your disability, like by having a case in a mental health court, or by police responding when you were in crisis.

If you've had ANY of those experiences, and you live in greater Chicago, you may be eligible to participate in the study and be paid for it.. If so, send me a Facebook message, email [email protected], or call me at 331-725-2920.

This project has been approved by the University of Chicago Institutional Review Board, IRB21-0416.

I have been interviewing people with disabilities for almost 2 years but this interview is the one that changes it all n...
15/03/2023

I have been interviewing people with disabilities for almost 2 years but this interview is the one that changes it all no prepared questions just a conversation and you the audience are the people who ask the questions to the person who I am interviewing again here's a description of the interview that I will be doing on Wednesday March 15th again sign up now registration does fill up

Timotheus Gordon Jr , Jr. is a researcher at the Institute on Disability and Human Development at the University of Illinois Chicago. Gordon will share his journey from struggling to find full-time employment to landing a research position at the University of Illinois Chicago. In his journey, he will discuss the barriers he
faced in seeking employment, how his skills and interests have helped him
secure and thrive in his current position, and how he navigates reasonable
accommodations in the workplace. Gordon will also highlight what reasonable
accommodations can look like for employers and employees with disabilities, as
well as addressing the lack of BIPOC (Black, Indigenous/Native American, and
People of Color) people with disabilities in the workplace and the need to
mentor BIPOC people with disabilities in growing their careers in any endeavor
or field they want to pursue. The webinar is again moderated by Chuy Campuzano,
a Consultant/Trainer from Chicago Illinois.



Learning Objectives

Audience members will understand barriers that people with disabilities face in finding and maintaining lasting full-time employment and careers.
Audience members will learn about additional barriers that BIPOC people with disabilities face in finding and maintaining employment, as well as ways to mentor BIPOC people with disabilities to thrive in their employment and career.
Audience members will gain insight on the importance of finding out a person’s interests and skills and how those can lead to developing employment opportunities.
Audience members will gain insight on the importance of reasonable accommodations, as well as analyzing examples of how employers can create inclusive workplace environments by providing reasonable accommodations.

Timotheus “T.J.” Gordon Jr., MFA, MS

Rsearch associate at the Institute on Disability and Human Development at University of Illinois at Chicago

Gordon uses his passion for self-advocacy, racial equity, disability culture, and autism acceptance to create webinars, training sessions, and publications on autism and race, inclusion in communities of color, exploration of sexuality in the disability community, coping with COVID-19 pandemic, mental health emergency services, and more.

He is also a co-founder of Chicagoland Disabled People of Color Coalition (Chicagoland DPOCC), which is supported by the Institute on Disability and Human Development. Chicagoland DPOCC is a group of disabled people of color in the Chicagoland area that promote disability pride, self-advocacy, and inclusion in communities of color throughout the Chicagoland area.


In addition to his self-advocacy work, Gordon has also written essays and reviews related to disability and race. His writings appear in the Disability Studies Review, the “All the Weight of Our Dreams: On Living Racialized Autism” anthology, and ADA 30 in Color. He is one of the interviewees who appeared in the documentary, Code of the Freaks, where he discussed autism representation and intersections of disability and race in movies.

This presentation is part of the WISE series of trainings: “Learning from our best teachers, individuals with disabilities”. It Highlights what reasonable accommodations can look like for employers and employees with disabilities, as well as addressing the lack of BIPOC (Black, Indigenous/Native A...

12/03/2022

Check in group meets again on zoom today at 5:00 p.m. . To get more information please message us we will be happy to send you the link

21/12/2021

Chuy And Curtis

Big day for me today I will be giving a virtual presentation to people in Washington state and across the United States ...
15/12/2021

Big day for me today I will be giving a virtual presentation to people in Washington state and across the United States who registered for this event this is just the intro to the project I started last year of interviewing the lives of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities it should be a great time. It starts at 1:30 p.m. . If you care to join me this is the information you must know
join me and Curtis Harris Today 1:30pm chicago time
The link is to register

https://www.gowise.org/calendar/?mc_id=179&fbclid=IwAR2lZzxPAoDYjvl7vx7pb26l35Iki3MepOczAQEcWeC6i_5S31y6MEyNXsg

Training Calendar Thank you for stopping by the Wise Training calendar. We are currently following the recommendations of governmental officials for in person meetings and gatherings. As a result, all Wise training will be delivered online until it is deemed appropriate by federal and state official...

17/10/2021

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15/10/2021

The title of this is let's talk about mental Health and yes we should start the conversation and talk about mental Health awareness and let's talk about how we can serve people in our community who have a mental illness instead of stigmatizing a person with a mental illness

15/10/2021

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14/10/2021

Happy Thursday

26/09/2021

So many developers want to construct housing in our communities. Yet when it comes to affordable accessible integrated housing they want no part in it. It's time to raise our voices loud and clear. you want your development to go up in our community. You must include affordable accessible integrated housing or else we are coming after you. Join me today as we go after a developer.

If you like more broadcast like this please contribute to my PayPal

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23/09/2021

CHUY HENRY BRIAN

22/09/2021

WTF CITY OF CHICAGO

02/12/2020

Disability Pride Chicago Meeting
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08/08/2020

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Hope everyone is having a great weekend. If you are following us tell us where you're from

12/05/2020

Hope everyone had a great weekend but most of all a great Mother's Day

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