Video description of the films depicting the lives of the winners. Volunteers from 10 neighborhoods represented all abilities, and every volunteer was given a piece of the project to accomplish. Kids with learning disabilities, adults with arthritis, and many others worked alongside neighbors to create real works of art. The event is being dedicated to the memory of Marsha Forest, an international leader in inclusion. The Inclusion Network, founded in 1993, is a volunteer group of Tristate consumers, advocates, agency representatives, professionals, parents, educators, business and community leaders committed to including people with disabilities in all aspects of community life.
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