By becoming a member of USICD, you are strengthening our advocacy voice on the Hill. When we meet with members of Congress and their staff to educate them on issues impacting people with disabilities worldwide, we tell them about our strong membership network and remind them that our members have a vast and powerful reach– they have colleagues, family and friends who vote and who also care about international disability rights and inclusion.
By becoming a member of USICD, you are strengthening our advocacy voice on the Hill. When we meet with members of Congress and their staff to educate them on issues impacting people with disabilities worldwide, we tell them about our strong membership network and remind them that our members have a vast and powerful reach– they have colleagues, family and friends who vote and who also care about international disability rights and inclusion.
By becoming a member of USICD, you are strengthening our advocacy voice on the Hill. When we meet with members of Congress and their staff to educate them on issues impacting people with disabilities worldwide, we tell them about our strong membership network and remind them that our members have a vast and powerful reach– they have colleagues, family and friends who vote and who also care about international disability rights and inclusion.
The United States International Council on Disabilities (USICD) is a Washington, DC area based 501(c)3 non-profit.
OUR GLOBAL IMPACT
Here are just a few of the countries we’ve impacted: Armenia, Burma, Guatemala, Hungary, Indonesia, Kenya, Mexico, Peru, Mozambique, Vietnam
evidence that this gap may be growing. Children with disabilities are also less likely to start school and constitute a major group among out-of-school children (World Bank)
