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Community Employment Alliance (CEA) members collaborate with one another and with their communities to strengthen employment opportunities for people of all abilities. CEA holds two conferences per year where we honor community leaders and employers who have demonstrated a commitment to advancing inclusive employment efforts. Conferences also provide the opportunity for employment leaders to share best practices and network with industry leaders.
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People with disabilities in mainstream employment with the same access as all; enjoying true choice and economic equality – No more “special”, segregated, isolated or exploited people with disabilities. Provider organizations that are stable, strongly connected, sustainable; with their energy focused on invention and innovation, with less reliance on public funds. |
Individuals with disabilities pursuing dreams, accepted in society, living full lives – with the entire community benefiting and living more wholly. Creating meaningful relationships with businesses; and becoming professional resources and consultants in the field of employment for people with disabilities |
The development of a vibrant community of provider members; focused on employment – changing national beliefs, sharing stories of life changing success 
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Adrienne StuartExecutive DirectorCommunity Employment Alliance Executive Director Adrienne Stuart has been a lifelong advocate for marginalized communities. Adrienne grew up with her twin sister who has developmental disabilities and is adept and passionate about cross systems advocacy work. Graduating from University of Oregon in 2004 with an education degree focused on special education, Adrienne went into policy work as a field organizer, and then as a legislative assistant, serving the Washington State Legislature from 2006 through 2010. She earned her Juris Doctorate from Seattle University School of Law in 2013. Adrienne serves on the Developmental Disabilities Council, and also sits on the board of Civil Survival which serves to increase participation in the political process among people who have been impacted by the the criminal justice system. Adrienne is committed to bringing people together to focus on eliminating barriers and creating sustainable resources for people with disabilities and their families. Contact Adrienne via the form below, or email directly at astuart@communityemploymentalliance.org
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