We put people in charge
of their future

Citizen-Centered Leadership™ Development is an international coalition of people committed to actively engaging individuals with disabilities in self-directed, self-defined membership in community life.

There are Many Ways to Be a Member!

Levels of Engagement

 Participation LevelWhere to ParticipateHow to Participate
 CCLDs Social Networkerwww.cclds.org/communityFollow and post to the network. Invite others into the community!
 CCLDs Active Subscriberwww.cclds.org/communityActively and productively contribute to the online focused discussion
 CCLDs Participantwww.ediONLINE.comParticipates in the live webinar series
 CCLDs ContributorMoodle & WebExActively participate in the full on-line series and live interactive sessions; complete field assignments; cultivate a place-based community of practice.
 CCLDs PartnerLicensed Agreement to Teach the CourseAll of the above, including design and facilitate a minimum of one discussion on the CCLD social network; observe and co-lead future Moodle course(s); maintained professional integrity by staying current in the course field of study

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Contact

Carol Blessing

K. Lisa Yang and Hock E. Tan Institute on Employment and Disability
Cornell University

E-mail

cjb39@cornell.edu

Website

www.CitizenCenteredLeadership.org

Site Acknowledgements

This resource was initiated in part with sponsorship from the New York State Office of Mental Health, Career Development Initiative, (contract number C008294).

Photographs of Beth Mount, John O'Brien by Peter Bobrow, Bear Mountain Media

Photographs of Mike Green, Jack Pearpoint by Jeff Dobbin, Parashoot Productions, Inc.

Photograph of Diana Whitney by John Elkins