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Geneveive Fitzgibbon, VPof Global Programs and Advocacy, has been awarded the 2025 Humanitarian Award from the AAIDD on behalf of Keystone Human Services.
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Genevieve Fitzgibbon Receives 2025 AAIDD Humanitarian Award

Keystone Human Services is pleased to announce that Geneveive Fitzgibbon, Vice President of Global Programs and Advocacy, has been awarded the 2025 Humanitarian Award from the American Association on Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (AAIDD) on behalf of KHS for work promoting human welfare and social reform. Geneveive has spent her career working to promote full...
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Vinakshi Singh
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Direct Support Professionals Facilitate Authentic Community Life for People with Disability

Direct Support Professionals play a vital role in creating authentic participation in community life alongside people with disability. Keystone Institute India has developed a National Training for Direct Support Practitioners, a curriculum designed to develop a dignified, respected workforce of direct support professionals (DSPs).
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Reflections on Keystone Human Services’ Recent ANCOR Global Council Study Visit to India
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Reflections on Keystone Human Services’ Recent ANCOR Global Council Study Visit to India

Keystone Human Services was pleased to host members from the ANCOR Global Council for a study visit to India in February. Two staff members from ANCOR and eight leaders from American human service organizations that are members of ANCOR spent ten days alongside leadership from Keystone Human Services and staff from Keystone Institute India, visiting...
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A Successful First SRV International Distance Conference
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A Successful First SRV International Distance Conference

Over 300 people from 11 different countries came together to explore powerful ideas in the first International Social Role Valorization Distance Conference. Held on February 22-24, 2023 and organized by the Keystone Institute, the conference featured six keynote addresses, 33 concurrent sessions, and an array of presenters and attendees.
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