[Cagdu] FW: CAGDU brochure

Juliett Cody julietcody at cox.net
Thu Jan 22 14:25:47 PST 2009


Thanks Robert,
I know the thanks is late and thanks Tina too. I'm feeling better.
JC
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Robert Stigile" <rstigile at sbcglobal.net>
To: <cagdu at nfbcal.org>
Sent: Sunday, January 11, 2009 9:09 PM
Subject: Re: [Cagdu] FW: CAGDU brochure


Hello,
The information about Kevin should be taken out, it should really
have Juliet's information.
We need to take out the information about the phone numbers of
the affiliate office, and put the correct numbers.
Thanks,

Robert Stigile


> ----- Original Message -----
>From: "tina thomas " <tinadt at sbcglobal.net
>To: <cagdu at nfbcal.org
>Date sent: Sun, 11 Jan 2009 19:22:25 -0800
>Subject: [Cagdu] FW: CAGDU brochure


>The front of the brochure shows the Whozit logo, with "National
Federation
>of the Blind of California, California Association of Guide Dog
Users."

>The first inside panel has some quotes from guide dog users and
reads:

>"Guide Dogs are not robots, they do not automatically take us
wherever we
>need to go.
>  They are,however, smart well-trained, and loving animals that
help us get
>from one point to another safely and quickly by our commands."
>  Robert and Wonder (which we can change to the new dog)

>"Guide dogs are not pets or show animals for everyone to pet and
praise.
>Guide dogs are intelligent certified dogs guides that have been
through
>intensive training in order to assist blind people with travel.
They should
>only be praised by their handler.  We would love to educate you
about them,
>just ask us."
>   Juliet and Marley

>  "Guide dogs are not deprived slaves.  They are well loved,
exercised and
>played with.  They even get healthy portions at mealtimes.  They
play often
>and get out more than domesticated dogs.  All and all, a guide
dog's life is
>pretty good."
>  Luis and Alabama

>The first two (left side) inside panels read:

>  Who We are:
>We're proud to be a part of National Federation of the Blind of
California,
>the local affiliate of the nation's oldest, and largest
organization of the
>blind in the United States.  Founded in 1940, the National
Federation of the
>Blind has grown to over 50,000 members with local chapters and
state
>affiliates in all 50 states, the District of Columbia, and Puerto
Rico.

>  We are a forum for guide dog users who currently use a guide
dog to travel
>independently, or those considering getting a guide dog, or who
want to
>learn more about the use of such dogs and the guide dog movement
in general.
>We provide a forum to permit those interested in the guide dog
movement to
>discuss common issues, and to increase opportunities for those
who have
>chosen to use a guide dog for independent travel.  We also
promote sound
>practices in the training and use of such dogs for mobility.

>  We also promote various guide dog training programs and to
enlighten both
>the general public, guide dog users, and the blind in general to
the special
>access legislation allowing a blind person to enter public places
>accompanied by their guide dogs.

>The California Association of Guide Dog Users holds it's business
meeting
>during the annual convention of the National Federation of the
Blind of
>California.  Those who attend receive the latest information
regarding the
>training and use of guide dogs by the blind, and news of CAGDU's
activities
>during the past year, and to set the agenda for projects and
outreach
>activities for the year ahead.

>For more information about CAGDU, or how to become a member, call
the NFBC
>state office at 877-558-6524.


>The third inside panel (far right) reads:

>White Cane and Guide Dog Laws Condensed
>  CIVIL CODE - Section 54 - Persons using a white cane or a guide
dog have
>equal rights to full access to all places that the public is
invited.

>  CIVIL CODE - Section 54.3 - Any persons, firm or corporation
denying such
>access is liable for each offense (as described in sections
54-54.2).

>  PENAL CODE - Section 365.5(c) - Any person, firm, association
or
>corporation who prevents a disabled person from exercising their
rights is
>guilty of a misdemeanor.

>The back of the brochure reads:

>Guide Dog Schools in California


>Guide Dogs Of America13445 Glenoaks Bvd.
>  Sylmar, CA 91342
>  (818) 362-5834
>  Guidedogsofamerica.org

>Guide Dogs for the Blind, Inc.
>  PO Box 151200
>  San Rafael, CA 94915
>  (800) 295-4050
>  Guidedogsfortheblind.org

>Guide Dogs of the Desert International
>  PO Box 1692
>  Palm Springs, CA 92263
>  (760) 329-6257
>  Guidedogsofthedesert.com


>  For more information on CAGDU, membership, or the NFBC, please
call
>877-558-6524.

>(end of brochure)


> Kevin Smalley
>National Federation of the Blind of California
NFBCevents at yahoo.com phone
>818 .  342 .  6524
>fax      818 .  344 .  7930








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