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The document is a call for proposals for workshops and presentations at the 2008 DD Conference organized by the DD Network in Hot Springs, Arkansas. The conference theme is 'Community - Together It’s Better,' focusing on innovative strategies and best practices in areas such as education, family support, health, employment, and advocacy for individuals with developmental disabilities. Proposals are invited from individuals with relevant experience, with a submission deadline of May 30, 2008.

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