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City
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Detroit
County
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Wayne
Address
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3054 E Grand Blvd
Phone Number
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(313) 456-3700
Zip Code
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48202
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Michigan Department of Civil Rights
The Advisory Council meeting included the Director's report covering legislative updates regarding interpreter certification and Senate Bill 400, House Bills 5158 and 5159, and the launch of the division's email newsletter. The Not Without Us Census and Needs Assessment project was discussed, with plans to share recommendations soon. Council reports included updates on the DeafBlind Workshop, transition camps, upcoming townhall forums, and activities from the HLAA-MI, including the Walk4Hearing event. There was discussion regarding the feasibility of a mentoring and training program subcommittee and a review of a proposed draft document concerning division functions and structure. A guest speaker presented on the Early Hearing Detection and Intervention Program. The meeting concluded with updates from the MDCR Executive Director regarding the appointment of a Department Racial Equity Officer.
The council meeting covered various reports, including the Director's update on Division activities, legislative tracking, and grant-related initiatives. The Chair addressed Council priorities and future leadership roles. Council members and ex-officio representatives from organizations like MDA, HLAA-MI, and MIRID provided updates on community advocacy, outreach, and collaborative opportunities. Public commentary highlighted concerns regarding medical interpreting services, communication accessibility, and educational initiatives. Additionally, the Council elected a new Vice Chair, discussed proposed bylaws amendments regarding ex-officio membership, and scheduled future meeting dates.
The council discussed various initiatives including discrimination complaints related to disabilities and the role of the advisory council. The director provided reports on division activities during the pandemic and legislative bills. Members provided reports on a pilot program for the deafblind community, insurance coverage for hearing aids, and community needs regarding interpreter access. Public comments addressed advocacy service requests, staffing concerns, and interpreter certification backlogs. Additional discussions covered the state of the qualified interpreter program, the rollout of Next Generation 911, and a demonstration of an ASL COVID-19 hotline.
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