Self-determination is the key. These documents should be readily accessible to anyone who needs them so that, once a well-written document is posted, it may be used by others who are in the same or in a similar situation. Third, the power of the Internet must be used in such a way that interactive, disability rights training is placed online. Once done, people may be trained, at any time of day or night, by individuals who are knowledgeable in disability rights law. To enhance cohesion, various organizational Web sites should post links to one another and do so in a way that is organized and user-friendly, allowing people to go to key links that pertain to their particular area of interest.
Advocacy is also critical.
This is why we need continually to train people with disabilities on self-advocacy, and we need to show advocates how to be better advocates and how to teach their constituencies further to stand up for themselves when rights are violated. In order to ensure that long-term stability of whatever is built by today's leaders, comprehensive mentoring programs must be put in place that promotes activism among younger individuals who will serve as leaders of the next generation. Committed to focusing on disability rights in Native American communities. I would hope that employers and society as a whole would see the abilities that people with disabilities possess instead of stereotypical fears surrounding disability. In order to reach this new perspective, a great deal of disability awareness needs to occur.