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Disability Rights Florida Brochure

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Ten Steps to Effective Self-Advocacy

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Disability Rights Florida Poster

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An Exceptional Cause: Lawyers Helping Students Succeed at School (PDF)

Advocacy 101: Presenting Your Medicaid Case Before the Florida Office of Appeal Hearings or the Florida Division of Administrative Hearings (PDF)

Transition Guide for Children in the Foster Care System 

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Voting in Florida: A Guide for Persons with Disabilities

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Latest News

Ready to be Ready?
Tuesday, May 01, 2012

A Year in the Making: Announcing Our 2011 Annual Report
Thursday, February 23, 2012

Beth Piecora Elected Chair of Disability Rights Florida’s Board of Directors
Friday, February 10, 2012

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