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To order any of the publications below, print out the form below and mail to WPAS.  You can also place your order via mail, E-mail, phone, TTY, or fax.  Or use our [text-only order form].

WPAS
Attention:  Resource Advocacy/Publications
315 - Fifth Avenue South, Suite 850
Seattle, WA     98104

Phone:  (206) 324-1521 or in Washington State (800) 562-2702
TTY:  (206) 957-0728 or in Washington State (800) 905-0209
Fax:  (206) 957-0729
E-mail:  wpas@wpas-rights.org

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All items are free of charge.  Please limit your order to 5 items or less.

Delivery time will be approximately five business days.

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WPAS ADVOCACY PACKETS - each packet contains several documents, some created by WPAS and others created by other organizations.
 
 

 EMPLOYMENT DISCRIMINATION PACKET

 

            Please send all the publications in this packet.

 

                    Publications Created by WPAS

 

                    #1 Employment Discrimination Laws  [View this publication]

 

                    #2 Reasonable Accommodations in Employment  [View this publication]

 

                    #3 Pre-Employment Medical Examinations and Inquiries about Disabilities  [View this publication]

 

                    #4 Options for People who Experience Employment Discrimination  [View this publication]

 

                    #5 Reasonable Accommodations for People with Psychiatric Disabilities  [View this publication]

 

                    Other Publications about Employment Discrimination

 

                    A Guide for People with Disabilities Seeking Employment

                            (Social Security Administration)

 

                    The Americans with Disabilities Act Questions and Answers

                            (Equal Employment Opportunity Commission)

 

                    Federal Laws Prohibiting Job Discrimination

                            (Equal Employment Opportunity Commission)

 

                    Reasonable Accommodations: A Guide

                             (Governor's Committee on Disability Issues and Employment)

 

                    Know Your Employment Rights

                            (WA State Human Rights Commission)

 

                    Talking about your Disability in the Interview: A Q&A Study Guide

                            (Milt Wright & Associates Inc.)

 

                    What to do when an Employer Discriminates Against you because of your Disability

                            (National Institute on Disability and Rehabilitation Research-funded fact sheet)

   

                    Your Rights and Responsibilities as an Employee in Washington State

                            (Northwest Justice Project)      

 

                    How to File a Title I Americans with Disabilities Act Administrative Complaint

                            (Cornell University)

 

                    Other Resources

                            (list from Cornell University - Access for All - 7/30/02)

 

                    Washington Disability Law Legal Resource List

                            (Governor's Committee on Disability Issues and Employment)

 
 

 HOUSING AND EVICTION PACKET

 

            Please send all the publications in this packet.

 

                    Publications Created by WPAS 

 

                    Discrimination in Housing Sales and Rentals

                            (December, 2000)   [View this publication]

 

                    Other Publications about Housing and Eviction

 

                    Washington Disability Law Legal Resource List

                            (Governor's Committee on Disability Issues and Employment)

 

                    Fair Housing: Accommodating People with Disabilities folder

                            (Tacoma Human Rights Commission)

 

                    Fair Housing Center of South Puget Sound brochure (for Western WA) 

   

                    Fair Housing Alliance brochure (for Eastern WA)

 

                    Eviction and Your Defense

                            (Columbia Legal Services & Northwest Justice Project)

 

                    Tenant's Rights

                            (Columbia Legal Services & Northwest Justice Project)

         
 

 SPECIAL EDUCATION PACKET

 

            Please send all the publications in this packet.

 

                    Publications Created by WPAS 

 

                    Resources for Parents of Special Education Students

                            (Feb. 2002) [View this publication]

 

                    Assistive Technology for Special Education Students
                            (October 1995)  [View this publication]

 

                    #1 Special Education Related Services  [View this publication]

 

                    #2 Special Education Due Process Hearings  [View this publication]

 

                    #4 Physical Education for Children with Disabilities

                            (September 2000)  [View this publication]

 

                    #5 Individualized Education Program   [View this publication]

 

                    #6 Individualized Education Program Checklist for Parents

                            (December 2000) [View this publication]

 

                    #8 Independent Educational Evaluations

                            (December 2000)  [View this publication]

 

                    #9 Summer School Programs

                            (Dec. 2000)  [View this publication]

 

                    #10 Preparing for an Individualized Education Program Meeting

                            (December 2000) [View this publication]

 

                    #11 Special Education Mediation

                            (June 1999) [View this publication]

 

                    #12 Filing a Citizen's Complaint with the Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction

                            (December 2000)  [View this publication] 

 

                    Other Publications about Special Education

 

                    Family/Educator Guide: WA State Special Education Services

                            (Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction)

 

                    Guide to the Individualized Education Program

                            (Office of Special Education and Rehabilitative Services)

 

                    Special Education Citizen's Complaints

                            (Washington Superintendent of Public Instruction)

 

                    Mediation in Special Education: Parents and School Systems Working Together

                            (Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction)

 

                    Notice of Procedural Safeguards for Special Education Students and Their Families

                            (Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction)

 

                    Parents Are Vital in Education Brochure  

                            (Washington Parents Are Vital in Education)

 
 
 
OTHER WPAS PUBLICATIONS
 
Access to the courts for people who are deaf (May 1994)
 
Appeals process for the denial of Medicaid funding for augmentative and alternative communication services (April 1996)   [View this publication]
 
Community Protection Program (October 2001)   [View this publication]
 
Early & Periodic Screening Diagnosis and Treatment (June 1999)  [View this publication]
 
Eastern State Hospital Patient Rights
 
Exercising your right to vote (August 2000)  [View this publication]
 
Filing an Olmstead Complaint with the Office of Civil Rights (June 2001)   [View this publication]
 
How to modify or remove a guardianship (December 2000)  [View this publication]
 
Making a complaint in response to unsatisfactory service (September 1995)  [View this publication]
 
Meeting with your Legislators (December 2000)  [View this publication]
 
Paratransit Eligibility (September 2001)  [View this publication]
 
Resources for Prisoners with Disabilities (November 21, 2002)  [View this publication]
 
Surrogate Parents for Special Education (Special Ed #3) (December 2000)   [View this publication]
 
Teacher Misconduct (June 1999)  [View this publication]
 
Western State Hospital Patient Rights
 
What is Ticket to Work?  (September, 2002)  [View this publication]
 
 
 
WPAS POSITION STATEMENTS
 
Access To Advocacy   [View this publication]
 
Choices   [View this publication]
 
Community Imperative   [View this publication]
 
Use and Abuse of Physical and Chemical Restraints   [View this publication]
 
Use of Non-labeling Language   [View this publication]
 
 
 
WPAS BIBLIOGRAPHIES
 
Community Living (December 1996)
 
Supporting parents who have disabilities (April 1998)
 
 
* - denotes publication that is being updated, and consequently, is not currently available.

 

 

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Washington Protection & Advocacy System
315 - Fifth Avenue South, Suite 850
Seattle, WA     98104
*Phone: (206) 324-1521 or in Washington State: (800) 562-2702
TTY:  (206) 957-0728 or in Washington State: (800) 905-0209
Fax: (206) 957-0729
*Interpreters Available in over 200 languages via AT&T Language Line
E-mail: wpas@wpas-rights.org
URL: http://www.wpas-rights.org

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