People First Language, DVD Text, and Disability Etiquette Posters

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PEOPLE FIRST LANGUAGE Poster
DISABILITY IS NATURAL DVD Text Poster
and the NEW DISABILITY ETIQUETTE Poster

Do you believe in People First Language? Do the words on the Disability is Natural DVD reflect your values? Want to educate others about disability etiquette? Display these powerful and colorful messages on the walls of your home, school, or business and help others learn new ways of talking and thinking about individuals with disabilities! Click on the photo to see larger images.

The People First Language poster features the information in Kathie's People First Language article, along with a chart of more respectful language.

The DVD Text poster includes all the powerful messages from the text frames of Kathie's Disability is Natural DVD (poster only; DVD not included--order the DVD on the "Book-DVD" page).

The new Disability Etiquette poster will be a welcome addition at businesses, schools, employee bulletin boards, and other locations. It includes the basics on respectful interactions and includes examples of People First Language.

The People First Language and DIN DVD Text posters are 11 x 17; laminated; 12.00/each. Save with a set of two (one of each design) $20.00/set.

The Disability Etiquette poster is 8 1/2 x 14, laminated, $9.00.

Visit the "Book-DVD" page for combo savings on the DVD poster, the DVD and the Disability is Natural book!

PFL & DVD Poster Set $20.00 PFL Poster $12.00 DIN DVD Poster $12.00 Disability Etiquette Poster $9.00

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Our words reflect the way we think, so let's get rid of descriptors like "mentally handicapped, physically disabled, mentally retarded, learning disabled" and other words that focus on the condition instead of the person. People First Language promotes dignity and respect for all!