Building Organizational Capacity for Better Employment Outcomes (Bosworth, Kingstone, Wellar) APSE 2014 National Conference
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This document discusses an individual named Matt who was told he would never walk or talk but is now employed, highlighting the importance of networking and working together for change. It encourages telling others about efforts to change the world and betting against predictions that people cannot succeed. The document also references successes, outcomes, and taking leaps from giving people chances to becoming an employer champion.
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