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   PRTA Launches a New 
  Online Project--Please Circulate
PRTA Launches a New 
  Online Project--Please Circulate
  Hello Everyone.
 
   
  Progressive Research & Training for Action (PRTA) promotes community-driven 
  approaches to create opportunities for people who are stigmatized and 
  oppressed because of race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, age, 
  disability or economic status so that they may participate fully in society
   
  The vision of the agency is to reduce homophobia and ableism in the health 
  care and social services arenas by providing culturally competent 
  Consultancy, Technical 
  Assistance, Capacity Building Services. and
  Community-Driven Participatory Research Projects 
  that promotes the full inclusion of persons with disabilities and the LGBT 
  community.
   
  In order to remain current and true to our mission and vision we need your 
  help. The Staff & Board of Directors would like to hear from you on issues 
  that impact the quality of your life, and that you believe are issues that are 
  deserving more study. Our commitment is to developing projects that identifies 
  the importance of bringing research to the level of service provision where 
  information could best be utilized.
   
  PRTA has developed a Community Forum Discussion Board 
  on our website @ www.prtaonline.org . 
  On this board you can post issues you are concerned about and you can 
  also participate in moderated chat's on a variety of health and social 
  services issues that you feel impacts the LGBT and persons with disabilities 
  communities.
   
   Please visit the website and give us feedback on this new project. Let us 
  know if the Community Forum Discussion Board  Is 
  user friendly, suggest topics for discussion and if you are willing to 
  volunteer to be a moderator.
   
  It is our hope that this new Internet based project will continue to assist 
  the Staff & Board of Directors of PRTA to build an organization that involves 
  and empowers members of the LGBT and persons with disabilities communities.
   
  Again, let us know how you feel about this new project, any kinks or ways of 
  improving. Take care.
   
  Brenda J. Crawford
  Executive Director
  Progressive Research & Training for Action
  360 22nd Street Suite 688
  Oakland, CA. 94612
  510-444-6288
  510-444-2131-fax
  
  
   
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