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The Disability Thrive Initiative was established by the San Diego Regional Center and the Department of Developmental Services, to develop and share resources to help the disability community navigate the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic. The pandemic required the entire community to work together and innovate to serve Californians with developmental disabilities. The Initiative concluded in December 2021, but these creative, person-centered resources are not limited to the pandemic or alternative services. Here you will find webinars, trainings, and variety of resources to help you navigate during the public health crisis, and beyond.
If you are an individual receiving services (or a family caregiver) with questions about your services, please contact your regional center.
If you are a service provider with questions about delivering or billing for services, please contact your regional center.
For appeals or complaints about regional center decisions, or general questions about disability services in California, contact the Department of Developmental Services.
Together, we can THRIVE!
Advocacy and Self-Determination
Accessibility trainings and resources to create materials that are easy to use and access for everyone.
CA Department of Rehabilitation (DOR): Disability Access Services (DAS)
DOR established Disability Access Services (DAS) to promote disability rights in state government and DOR partnerships in the community.
Disability Access Services (DAS)
Ability Tools
Connects Californians with disabilities to assistive technology devices, tools and services.
Ability Tools – Assistive Technology for Californians with Disabilities in Living Independently
Digital Access Project
Resources for those who do not have the digital literacy skills they need to succeed and help them understand the relevance the Internet has in their lives.
Digital Access Project: Increasing Online Opportunities and Access for People with Disabilities
Alternative Services
Tools for supporting and enhancing communication.
Webinar on Removing Barriers to Disability Services through Assistive Technology
A webinar on how new assistive technology can create more opportunities for people with disabilities to participate online and in the community. Learn whether assistive technology might be right for you, your loved one, or someone you serve.
Disability Thrive Initiative Webinar
Free Speech-Generating Device
California Department of Rehabilitation (DOR) Voice Options program provides eligible Californians who are unable to speak, or who have difficulty speaking, with a free speech-generating device.
Department of Rehabilitation Voice Options Program
PathPoint Assistive Technology Guide
Guide for the process of using Person-Centered tools to help plan and prepare for incorporating technology into the daily lives of people with disabilities.
The Arc: Tech Recommender
"Tech Recommender" finds tech products for people with disabilities based on diagnosis, abilities, needs, and lifestyle.
The Arc Tech Recommender
Plain Language Association International: What is Plain Language?
Areas to consider when writing plain language text.
What is Plain Language?
Plain English Training Video 2021
Plain Language Training Video by Disability Rights California (DRC).
gov: Plain Language Basics: Online Workshop
Online workshop by the Plain Language Action and Information Network (PLAIN) through Digital.gov explaining how to write in plain language.
Plain Language Basics: Online Workshop
Documentos Accesibles Para Todos
SPANISH Workshop on making documents such as books, letters, flyers and more accessible.
Manual de Lenguaje Claro
PDF handbook about Plain Language with examples.
Disability Rights and Advocacy
Resources for empowering people with disabilities to advocate for their rights and what is important to them.
Webinar on Empowering People with Disabilities to Make Informed Life Decisions
Join the National Alliance for Direct Support Professionals for a training on the Informed Decision-Making process.
Webinar on Advocacy: Informed and Empowered
In this webinar, hear from active advocates for the disability community, constantly striving for change, inclusion and accessibility.
Southern California-based special education support for people with disabilities from birth to age 26 and their families.
TASK Website
Down Syndrome Association Los Angeles (DSALA)
Peer support, social programming, information, and other resources for individuals with Down syndrome and their families in the Los Angeles area.
DSALA Website
Disabled World
Health and disability news source with information from worldwide government and educational sources, in addition to original articles and fact sheets covering seniors and disability news.
Disabled World Website
Disability Rights Education & Defense Fund (DREDF)
Legal advocacy, training, education, public policy and legislative development for people with disabilities.
DREDF Home
(English, Spanish)
Disability Rights California (DRC)
Advocacy for Californians with disabilities, including public policy, research reports, and a helpline for legal questions.
DRC Programs
Community Programming Ideas
Methods for promoting diversity and inclusion in the disability community.
Webinar on Understanding Unconscious Bias and Embracing Cultural Diversity
In this webinar, learn what unconscious bias are and how they affect disability services.
Disability and LGBTQ+ Education
Webinar on Bridging the gap for the LGBTQ+ and disability communities
LGBTQ+ individuals with disabilities often keep silent about their sexuality or identity, due to fear, lack of information, support and/or resources. This webinar addresses tools for empowering people with IDD.
Respect Ability
Articles, books, and other resources on the intersection of Disability and LGBTQ+ issues.
Respect Ability LGBTQ Resources
Advocacy and services for LGBT elders.
Sage Official Website
877-360-LGBT (5428)
Transgender Law Center
Resources in the areas of identity documents, immigration, health, employment, prisons/policing, housing, youth, and public accommodations.
OutRight ensures human rights for LGBTIQ people everywhere through three strategic program areas: Advocacy, Movement Resourcing, and Research.
OutRight Website
Crisis intervention and suicide prevention services to lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer & questioning youth.
The Trevor Project Official Site
PFLAG
PFLAG is the first and largest organization for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ+) people, their parents and families, and allies.
PFLAG Official Website
PFLAG Find a Chapter
Community, support, and resources (including crisis line) for transgender people.
Trans Lifeline Website
Diversity Disparity
Disparity Funds Program Information LIsted by Regional Center (English)
Disparity Funds Program Approved Projects PDF
Person-Centered Services
Trainings, techniques, and toolkits to enhance person-centered practices in individual life planning and organizational culture.
Webinar on Home and Community Based Services Settings Rule (HCBS)
Learn how you can adapt your services and build on alternative services to meet all HCBS regulations and listen to real stories about the benefits of HCBS.
The Learning Community for Person Centered Practices (TLCPCP)
Training materials, best practices, and virtual and in-person events for sharing and learning about person-centered planning for people with disabilities, their families, and their services.
TLCPCP Website
Helen Sanderson Associates
Templates to give structure to conversations that can capture information for person-centered disability support planning.
Helen Sanderson Associates Website
Inclusion Press: Resources for Inclusion
"PATH," "Maps," and "Circles of Friends" tools to assist individuals, families and their support networks with person-centered planning.
Inclusion Website
The Arc: Future Planning
"Build Your Plan" tool is creating a guide for a person with an intellectual or developmental disability to plan how to live the life they want as independently as possible.
The Arc Future Planning Website
Council for Quality and Leadership (CQL)
CQL offers training, accreditation, and certification in person-centered planning for those who support people with intellectual, developmental, and psychiatric disabilities.
CQL Website
Every Moment Has Potential
Online learning for direct support professionals in "Person Centered Active Support:" an approach that enables everyone, no matter their level of disability, to make choices and participate in meaningful activities and social relationships.
Every Moment Has Potential Website
Easterseals Southern California: Person-Centered Services
Person-Centered Culture and Practices Manual, trainings, and other resources.
Person-Centered Services Website
California Department of Developmental Services (DDS): Home and Community Based Services (HCBS) Training & Information
Recorded trainings aimed to help individuals with disabilities and those who support them better understand and implement lasting person-centered practices.
DDS: HCBS Training & Information
Tri-Counties Regional Center: Living Well In My Community
Printable PDF guide to help people with disabilities and service providers better understand Home and Community Based Services (HCBS) and person-centered practices.
Living Well In My Community Autistic Self-Advocacy Network (ASAN): The HCBS Settings Rule and You
Toolkit for understanding the Home and Community Based Services (HCBS) Settings Rule and how it affects people with disabilities.
The HCBS Settings Rule and You
Family and Children Support
Self-Determination Program
Understanding the Self-Determination Program and the flexibility it offers individuals, families, and service providers.
Webinar on Understanding the Self-Determination Program (SDP)
The Self-Determination Program (SDP) was expanded statewide as of July 1. Those enrolled in SDP choose their preferred services and supports, which can be delivered remotely, in-person or in the community based on the individual's needs.
California Department of Developmental Services (DDS): Self-Determination Program (SDP)
This site is designed to allow individuals interested in the program, participants already in the program and their related support system access to resources to assist in getting enrolled and learning about the SDP. If you are interested in participating in the SDP, reach out to your regional center for more information on how to get started.
DDS: Self-Determination Program (SDP)
Office of the Self-Determination Program (SDP) Ombudsperson
The Ombudsperson assists regional center consumers and Self-Determination participants and their families to participate in the program.
Office of the SDP Ombudsperson
Local Self-Determination Advisory Committees
Self-Determination Advisory Committees (SDAC) give individuals and families a voice in the development and implementation of the Self-Determination Program at each regional center.
California Self-Determination Program Forum
Facebook group forum hosted by the State Council on Developmental Disabilities to share best practices, ask questions and provide answers about the Self-Determination Program.
Person Centered Services
Connecting individuals and families to support services and resources.
Family Resource Centers Network of California
Statewide network of family resource centers who provide information, training, and social resources to families of people with disabilities.
Family Resource Centers Network Website
Central Directory of Early Intervention Resources
Helps parents, family members, service providers, and members of the public find resources for infants and toddlers with developmental disabilities or delays.
Early Start Central Directory
Department of Developmental Services (DDS) Resources for Families, Parents & Caregivers
Resources to help parents understand developmental milestones and early start for babies and young children.
DDS Resources for Families, Parents & Caregivers
Family, Adult and Child Therapies (FACT)
Affordable mental health care treatment with a range of services and supports.
FACT Website
Community and Hybrid Services
Programming ideas for customizing or individualized services in the community, in-person and remotely.
This webinar shows how service providers can adapt disability services and build on alternative services to meet all HCBS regulations. Hear stories about the benefits of this program.
National Aging and Disability Transportation Center
Helps people with disabilities and older adults find out about their community's available transportation services and connect individuals with transportation operators and mobility managers who can assist in finding transportation.
National Aging and Disability Transportation Center Website
The National Center for Mobility Management
Assists individuals and communities through dissemination of promising practices, a monthly e-newsletter, and customized technical assistance.
National Center for Mobility Management Website
Easterseals Project Action Consulting
Training and technical assistance center that spreads the word about accessible transportation in all communities by sharing tips and potential solutions. (Language Options Available)
How to Find and Use Accessible Transportation in Your Community Link
The Office of Disability Employment Policy (ODEP)
Promotes policies and coordinates with employers and all levels of government to increase workplace success for people with disabilities. (English Only)
The Office of Disability Employment Policy Official Website
The Department of Rehabilitation (DOR) Employment Services
Assists Californians with disabilities to obtain and retain employment and maximize their ability to live independently. (Website Accessibility Options Available – English Only)
Department of Rehabilitation Employment Services
Disability Services Management
Resources to support service providers and direct support professionals.
Webinar on Change Management Strategies for Disability Services to THRIVE
Times of uncertainty about the future can inspire innovation for an organization. Disability services have faced many changes since the start of pandemic. Change is hard for any organization, but especially difficult during a public health crisis. Using the key elements of change management, this webinar will give service providers the tools to redefine the future of their services.
Department of Developmental Services: Direct Support Professionals Wellness Toolkit
Wellness toolkit for Direct Support Professionals (DSP) who work directly with people who have developmental disabilities.
Direct Support Professionals Wellness Toolkit
National Association of Direct Support Professionals (NADSP)
Professional development opportunities for direct support professionals along with the resulting recognition and acknowledgement.
National Association of Direct Support Professionals
Technology use
Supporting mental health, physical health, and overall wellbeing.
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) COVID-19 Resources
Prior to, getting and after the vaccine questions:
Frequently Asked Questions about COVID-19 Vaccination in Long-Term Care Facilities
Handling vaccine symptoms:
Workplace and Business Resources
Infection Prevention and Control Assessment Tool for Long-Term Care Facilities
Promoting vaccine confidence:
Building Confidence in COVID-19 Vaccines
Frequently Asked Questions about COVID-19 Vaccination
After vaccination:
Recommendations for Fully Vaccinated People
Other COVID-19 Resources
State of California: COVID-19 Response Toolkit
One-stop-shop for materials available for download and sharing in support of outreach to communities and Californians in need of information about COVID-19 and the vaccine.
COVID-19 Response Toolkit: Resources for Partners
California Foundation for Independent Living Centers (CFILC): COVID-19 Educational Toolkits
Hub for information and resources about COVID-19 and vaccines for advocates, organizers and others in the disability community.
COVID-19 Disability Community Advocacy and Information Toolkit
Webinar on Strengthening Mental Health Through Empathy and Understanding
This webinar discusses the importance of strengthening mental health and wellbeing for people with disabilities and offers tools for support.
Telehealth support line for individuals with disabilities, their families, direct support professionals, and others who support individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities.
Project Connect Website
CalHope
Wherever you are, whenever you need to talk with someone, CalHOPE is here. Connect with CalHOPE by chat or phone.
Live Chat – (833) 317-HOPE (4673)
CalHope Website
211 connects you to expert, caring help. Every call is confidential.
211 Website
National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) Helpline
Free, nationwide peer-support service providing information, resource referrals and support to people living with a mental health condition, their family members and caregivers, mental health providers and the public.
Department of Developmental Services (DDS) Wellness Toolkit
Information and tools related to health and safety for self-advocates, direct support professionals, and vendors or providers.
DDS Resources
Mental health education and outreach materials, free online screening tests, peer support, and crisis resources.
Technology Access
Remote and Virtual Services
Innovative ideas and examples for enhancing remote and virtual services.
Webinar on Reshaping Our Services and Our Future
At the beginning of the pandemic, disability services changed overnight putting technology at the forefront. It became the new way of connecting, accessing work, classes, day programs and even medical appointments. This webinar highlights the lessons learned and benefits of virtual, remote services.
Webinar on Meeting Individual Needs Through Adaptable Alternative Services
Learn more about finding and using new tools to support progress toward individual goals while addressing the demands of "now" through alternative and remote services for people with developmental disabilities.
The Arc of San Francisco HUB
A digital resource for learning, connecting and accessing information and instructional classes created for direct support professionals and people with developmental disabilities.
The Arc Tech Coaching
People with developmental disabilities use technology to achieve many goals in life. Select a goal to find coaching resources that support that goal with technology.
Tech Coaching
Disabilities R Us
Online community created by and for people with developmental disabilities, allowing people to connect and make friends from all over the world.
Disabilities R Us Main Page
Santiago Canyon College Online Classes
Free online classes offered to support students with developmental disabilities in reaching their academic, professional, and personal goals. They offer individual courses and certificate options 100% tuition free for California residents.
Santiago Canyon College Current Courses
Free online courses from universities throughout the world with degree and certificate programs accessible to all students.
Virtual Service Platforms
Technology Use and Access
Tools and resources for using technology to deliver or access remote or virtual services.
Webinar on Unlocking Technology as a Key to Connection and Alternative Services
Learn about tools and resources for individualizing and accessing technology during the pandemic for individuals with developmental disabilities.
Zoom – Getting Started
Guide for getting started with your new Zoom account, including scheduling your first meeting, downloading the Zoom client, and updating your Zoom profile.
Getting Started Guide on Zoom Website
NonVisual Desktop Access (NVDA) Screen Reader
Free, open source, globally accessible screen reader for the blind and vision impared.
NVDA Screen Reader Download
TPGi Colour Contrast Analyser
Free color contrast checker that allows you to easily determine the contrast ratio of two colors and optimize text and visual elements for individuals with vision disabilities.
Colour Contrast Analyser (CCA)
Program for free short-term loans of assistive devices and gadgets throughout California.
Device Lending and Demo Centers https://abilitytools.org/services/device-lending-library.php
California Assistive Technology Reuse Coalition
Supports organizations that accept and give out donations of assistive technology (AT) and durable medical equipment (DME) to people in their communities for free or low-cost.
Low Cost Internet & Phone Services
California LifeLine
The California LifeLine is a state program that provides discounted home and cell phone services to eligible households.
Augsburg University: Free or Low Cost Assistive Technology for Everyone
Tools that may help you complete tasks more quickly, easily, or independently, broken down into sub-categories such as Reading, Writing, or Note Taking; all apps and programs are free or cost less than $25.
Free or Low Cost Assistive Technology for Everyone
Assistive technology creates more opportunities for people with disabilities to participate online and in the community. Learn all about the uses of assistive technology in this webinar.
Pacer Center
The Simon Technology Center (STC) at Pacer is dedicated to making the benefits of technology more accessible to children and adults with disabilities at home or school.
Pacer Center – Champion for Children with Disabilities
Alternative Services & Beyond: Resources for the Disability Community to THRIVE
English Recording
English Slides
Grabación en español
Alternative services were developed to safely meet the needs of individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities during the pandemic. Many found that they enjoyed the flexibility of these new remote, virtual, and customized services. In the coming months, while alternative services remain an option for individuals and their families, hybrid and traditional in-person programs will return. Learn how to access the many resources and tools available through the Disability Thrive Initiative to make navigating the next phase of disability services easier, including:
A Resource Library to support disability services across the lifespan
The impact of service flexibility and choices for people with disabilities
A vision for making services even more person-centered
Alternative Services & Beyond: Self-Determination Program
Diapositivas en español
The Self-Determination Program (SDP) was expanded statewide as of July 1. Those enrolled in SDP choose their preferred services and supports, which can be delivered remotely, in-person or in the community based on the individual's needs. Providers may find the individualization and flexibility of alternative services to be a useful model for offering SDP options. SDP services have different funding and billing processes from standard regional center services. This webinar will give service providers a better understanding of SDP, including:
Key differences between Self-Determination, alternative, and traditional services
How to modify your service delivery model to integrate SDP
What to consider when developing SDP services
Alternative Services & Beyond: Home and Community Based Services Settings Rule
Spanish Recording
Spanish Slides
Services are always evolving to better meet the needs of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Long before the pandemic, the federal government established the Home and Community Based Services Settings Rule (HCBS) aiming to make all disability services more person-centered. Like alternative services, HCBS emphasizes individualization, flexibility, and choice. California is still working on applying HCBS to regional centers and service providers, and alternative services provide a glimpse into new opportunities.
Learn more about HCBS and what it means for the disability community, including:
How to build on alternative services to achieve the goals of HCBS
Ways that services are adapting and changing for HCBS
Resources about HCBS for individuals served and service providers
Advocacy: From Informed to Empowered
The Pandemic set off the alternative services model to increase flexibility, choice, and control for people with disabilities over their supports and services. The disability community has had even more reasons, and opportunities, to get involved in advocacy at every system level starting with their personal service needs.
Have you heard the phrase, "nothing about us without us?" Within the disability rights movement this is more than just a saying, it is a call for action. We ALL have rights, and people with disabilities must have a seat at every table where the decisions affecting their lives are made. We invite you to join us and learn from advocates who are creating change both in their own lives and across our state.
Join us to hear valuable information about your rights and how to speak for yourself.
Why education about disability rights is important
Why your voice MATTERS
How to gain confidence and advocate for yourself if your services are not meeting your needs
How advocates can actively create systems change
The Changing Role of the Workforce Supporting People with Disabilities
The pandemic offered an unprecedented opportunity to innovate and develop person-centered alternative services and supports for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Like everything else, the role of the Direct Support Professional (DSP) continues to adapt to the individual needs of those served.
Our FREE webinar will discuss these important changes to workforce supporting people with disabilities, including:
Shifting from "providing care" to "supporting independence and community engagement"
Developing the workforce through Competency-Based Education rather than just "training"
Creating a culture that supports staff recruitment and retention
Reshaping Our Services and Our Future
COVID-19 has changed our lives, requiring us to creatively adapt to new ways of thinking about services. The disability community overcame many challenges. Almost overnight, technology became the essential new way of connecting. Now it is time to make a fresh start with all that we have learned. The discoveries we have made offer an even brighter future for person-centered programming. Let us build on what we have gained and keep all of the voices that emerged during this challenging time strong and THRIVING!
Learn how alternative services have increased accessibility and choice for many participants.
Experience a fresh and creative approach to remote and in-person learning
Hear personal stories of how alternative services have nurtured person-centered values and supports.
Removing Barriers to Disability Services through Assistive Technology
While alternative services have offered new ways of delivering and receiving individualized services, it can also present new communication challenges for some. Fortunately, new assistive technology can create more opportunities for people with disabilities to participate online and in the community. Assistive technology may be a device, equipment, or even software that removes barriers to certain activities, enhances learning, or improves communication, hearing, or mobility. Join our webinar to learn whether assistive technology might be right for you, your loved one, or someone you serve and get tools for:
Empowering individuals with disabilities to choose the assistive technology to fit their needs
Identifying individual communication barriers and using adaptive technology to improve remote learning
Evaluating how technology can help individuals achieve their personal goals
Training and supporting someone with their assistive technology
Bridge the Gap for the LGBTQ+ Disability Community
June 25 Lunch & Learn Slides – Inclusive Services by Options For All
June 25 Lunch & Learn Video by Options For All
Change Management Strategies for Disability Services to THRIVE
Times of uncertainty about the future can inspire innovation for an organization. Disability services have faced many changes since the start of pandemic. Change is hard for any organization, but especially difficult during a public health crisis. How will your organization redefine "normal" in the future and prepare to address the unknown factors? Using the key elements of change management, this webinar will give service providers the tools to:
Begin planning for potential future scenarios
Manage expectations and resistance to change
Facilitate change with direct support staff
Engage clients, families, and other stakeholders in planning processes
Maximize opportunities for innovation
Bryan Neider, CEO, AbilityPath
Jen Smith, Strategy Manager, Monitor Institute by Deloitte
Strengthening Mental Health Through Empathy and Understanding
Changes to COVID-19 restrictions are happening in communities across the state. Californians with developmental disabilities may soon be able to safely participate in more in-person programs. To meet individual needs, organizations who provide disability services can continue to offer remote or alternative services while reengaging site and community programs. Join our FREE webinar to learn how organizations providing transportation, residential, and day services are preparing for the next phase, including:
Flexibility for changing service and support needs
Safety changes to transportation services
Combined site, community, and remote services
Planning for Community Reengagement in the Next Phase of Disability Services
PathPoint Safe Operations Guide
Understanding Unconscious Bias & Embracing Cultural Diversity
Wednesday, April 28, 2021, 3:00 – 4:15 pm
The COVID-19 Vaccine and What It Means for the Disability Community
A corresponding Spanish webinar was held on April 15, 2021. See Spanish recording and Spanish slides. (Un seminario web en español correspondiente se llevo acabo el 15 de abril de 2021. Vea la grabación en español y las diapositivas en español.)
As more people across the state receive immunization, communities will slowly be able to return to normal. Californians with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) are now eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine, but information about the vaccine itself might be confusing or raise concerns. Whether you have a disability, have a family member with a disability, or provide services to someone with a disability, you need the facts. In this webinar, we heard directly from doctors about:
What happens in your body when you get immunization and possible side effects
How the vaccines were developed so quickly in this pandemic
Who makes sure the COVID-19 vaccines are safe and effective
Gain COVID-19 Vaccine Information and Support Strategies
Wednesday, March 24, 2021, 3:00 – 4:15 pm
Empowering People with Disabilities to Make Informed Life Decisions
Thriving during a pandemic is all about balancing risk and priorities. As health and safety measures continue to change, Californians with developmental disabilities have decisions to make about their healthcare and the supports they need to live their best lives. Join the National Alliance for Direct Support Professionals for a training on the Informed Decision-Making process to learn:
Why having choice is important for people with disabilities, even with risk involved
The vital role of direct support professionals and family caregivers in supporting choice
THRIVE Through Person-Centered Planning During the Pandemic
Wednesday, February 24, 2021 3:00 – 4:15 PM
Meeting Individual Needs through Adaptable Alternative Services
English Template Service Contact Form
English Virtual Engagement Resources
Unlocking Technology as a Key to Connection and Alternative Services
Wednesday, January 27, 2021 3:00 – 4:15 PM
Disability Thrive Initiative Launch
Wednesday, December 16, 2020 3:00 PM – 4:15 PM
Plain Language Slides
简体中文幻灯片
Tagalog slides
The Disability Thrive Initiative is presented by the California Disability Services Association and Easterseals of Southern California, in collaboration with the State Council on Developmental Disabilities, The Arc of California and California Alliance for Leadership and Education. The initiative is generously funded by the California Department of Developmental Services and San Diego Regional Center.
For Individuals and Caregivers:
Contact your regional center.
For Service Providers and Staff:
For appeals, complaints or general questions about disability services:
Contact the Department of Developmental Services.
Free Alternative Services Support for California's Disability Community
Email: info@disabilitythriveinitiative.org
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