We have the Americans with Disabilities Act, but a law cannot break down stereotypes. Education is the only method of breaking down these stereotypes. Disability Awareness needs to be a part of each high school's curriculim. The DAMAN Project created a Disability Awareness Day curriculum for secondary schools to break down stereotypes. We gave the students the oppurtunity to simulate having a disability and attend their regular classes. This one day opened many eyes and changed many people lives that day and in the future. We challenge you to host a Disability Awareness Day at your school. To help you meet this challenge, we have created a Disability Awareness Day Manual that you can order.

Public Speaking

Daman Wandke has been a public speaker for two years and have made many people aware that people with disabilities are equal to everyone and should be treated as equals. He has inspired many lives and wants to continue his passion. To have him speak at your school or community event please make sure you can meet the requirements below and e-mail info@disabilityawareness.org.

Sample Documents

Permission Slip

Evaluation

 

Requirements

Order a Manual

To order a manual, please send a request with $2.50 to cover printing and shipping expenses to:

The DAMAN Project
P.O. Box 312
Seabeck, WA 98380
RE: Manual Order

Special Thanks to:

Olympic Pharmacy for their donation of equipment for the CKSD Disability Awareness Day events.