Accessing the World Through International Exchange

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Mobility International USA (MIUSA) has been working since 1981 on issues of international development and exchange within the disability community. On October 20, 2009 they will host the conference "Accessing the World Through International Exchange" in San Francisco.

Information will be online at http://www.miusa.org/ncde/seminarsf or via phone and TTY at (541) 343-1284

To download the 25th anniversary book  on MIUSA's accomplishments see:
http://www.miusa.org/publications/books/miusa25annibook



MIUSA Conference -

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God! I wish that my exams will be over soon so that I can again continue my blogging, missing it very dearly. Pray for my ccda certification

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