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Students with LD who leave high school and enter the workforce need to remember that:

	LD is not something to hide or be ashamed of
	Disclosing LD will be necessary to get needed accommodations
	Co-workers, supervisors and bosses may not have accurate information about LD and may attribute any struggles you experience are due to sloppiness or lack of effort
	While there is no “IEP” at work, you have rights and protections under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
	All of the above

Meets all 20
of the Standards
for Charity Accountability

Policy Agenda

Congress and the Obama Administration rely on us to help them understand how their decisions will impact students with LD. Join us in promoting and strengthening policies that support individuals with LD.

Tell Congress: Don't Harm LD Kids

We must not shortchange students with disabilities. Learn more about our fight to help fix No Child Left Behind.

Policy Recommendations

Education and disability experts help NCLD craft policy briefs to shed light on the critical issues affecting schools, teachers, and students with LD.
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Legislative Updates

Our Public Policy office in Washington, D.C., provides regular updates on critical legislation affecting those with learning disabilities. Get informed and then take action!
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Action Alerts

The National Center for Learning Disabilities is committed to ensuring that the rights of those with learning disabilities (LD) are protected. Take part in our Action Alert activities so you can make your voice heard on Capitol Hill.
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