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    Disability rates are the proportion of the population with a disability, for whom disability status is known, out of the civilian non-institutionalized population aged 5 and over. Disability rates may be over-reported in the 2000 Census for the overall disability rate, for employment disabilities, and for "go-outside-home" disabilities.

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    TASH DIVERSITY INITIATIVE

    August 2010
    List of Defendants with Intellectual Disabilities Executed in the United States
    Between 1976 (reinstatement of capital punishment) and 2001

     1. Arthur F. Goode, III 2. Ivon Ray Stanley


     3. James Dupree Henry 4. Morris Odell Mason
     5. James Terry Roach 6. Jerome Bowden
     7. Willie Celestine 8. John Brogdon
     9. Horace Dunkins 10. Alton Waye
     11. Johnny Ray Anderson 12. Dalton Prejean
     13. Ricky Ray Rector 14. Johnny Frank Garrett
     15. Billy Wayne White 16. Nollie Lee Martin
     17. Ricky Lee Grubbs 18. Cornelius Singleton
     19. Robert Wayne Sawyer 20. William Henry Hance
     21. Mario Marquez 22. Willie Clisby
     23. Varnell Weeks 24. Girvies Davis
     25. Sylvester Adams 26. Barry Lee Fairchild
     27. Walter Milton Correll 28. Luis Mata
     29. John Earl Bush 30. Frank Middleton
     31. Terry Washington 32. Tony Mackall
     33. Reginald Powell 34. Robert Carter
     35. Dwayne Allen Wright 36. Ronald Yeats
     37. Norman Lee Newsted 38. Raymond James Jones
     39. David R. Leisure 40. Charles Anthony Boyd
     41. Willie Sullivan 42. Oliver Cruz
     43. Wanda Jean Allen 44. Robert Clayton
    Boston, MA--NH: Health Profile

    BOSTON, MA – NH: Health Profile

    HEALTH: Disability rates by Race/Ethnicity and Sex, 2000


      Female Male
    Asian  13.2%  14.1%
    Black  24.2%  22.4%
    Hispanic  22.7%  23.3%
    Native
     25.6%  29.6%
    American

    Non-Hispanic
     13.1%  15.7%
    White

    Definition: Disability rates are the proportion of the population with a disability, for whom disability status is
    known, out of the civilian non-institutionalized population aged 5 and over. This indicator breaks down
    disability rates by racial group, and by sex.
    Notes: The Census reports that disabilities may be over-reported in the 2000 Census for the overall
    disability rate, for employment disabilities, and for "go-outside-home" disabilities. Sensory, physical, mental,
    and self-care disability rates are unaffected, and rates for children (age 5-15) are unaffected.
    Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2000 Census, Summary File 3.
    TASH DIVERSITY INITIATIVE

    “CREATE A VOICE”

     Raise Awareness
     Identify/Engage/Empower
     Assist National Advocacy Organizations
     Identify/Engage Organizations of Color
    Infant Mortality Rank - 1999
    International comparisons

     Infant Mortality
     1. Hong Kong 3.1
     2. Japan 3.4
     3. Sweden 3.4
     …
     …
     …
     19. Ireland 5.5
     20. New Zealand 5.5
     21. Portugal 5.6
     …
     …
     24. US WHITE 5.8
     28. US 7.1
     …
     …
     …
     34. Costa Rica 11.8
     35. Bulgaria 14.5
     36.US BLACK 14.6
    CONTRIBUTING FACTORS: INFANT MORTALTITY

     Problems during pregnancy


     Fetal Alcohol Syndrome (6.7 per 10,000 births)

     Maternal health, i.e., malnutrition, rubella, diabetes

     Problems at birth
     Preterm births and low birth weight

     Problems after birth


     Accidents

     Mercury and lead poisoning

     Poverty
     Malnutrition

     Disease producing conditions

     Density

     Segregation

     Access and Availability to care

     Inadequate medical care, i.e. low vaccination rates

     Environmental health hazards

     Genetic Conditions
     Down Syndrome Mortality
    DOWN SYNDROME – INCIDENCE RATE
    (Chavez et al., 1989) (rate per 1,000)
    Black 0.65
    American Indian & Alaska Native 0.67
    Hispanic/Latino 1.16
    Asian 1.13
    White 0.85

    LIFE EXPECTANCY
    1983 1997
    WHITE 25 49
    NON-WHITE 10 20
    RESIDENTIAL INTEGRATION AND NEIGHBORHOOD CHARACTERISTICS: Segregation of the
    Population: Isolation by Race/Ethnicity, 2000

      Metro Area

    Hispanic  21.0%

    Non-Hispanic Black  37.4%

    Asian/Pacific Islander  12.2%

    Non-Hispanic White  86.4%

    Definition: Isolation is a segregation measure referring to the degree of potential contact, or the possibility of
    interaction, between people of the same racial group. For instance, the black isolation index provides the average
    proportion of neighbors that are black, for the average neighborhood where blacks live.
    Notes: Non-Hispanic black and Asian/Pacific Islander groups include people who identified themselves as those
    races "alone" or those races "in combination with other races."
    Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2000 Census, Summary File 1.
    TASH / NCIL/ ARC / AAIDD/ NDSC / ASA / Others

     ENGAGE/EMPOWER INDIVIDUALS OF COLOR


    NCIL Membership
    Conference Attendance
    Intentional Community & Follow-Up

     BOARD DIVERSITY RESOLUTION & ACTIVITIES

     EDUCATION & ADVOCACY


    Joint Publication / Research / Webinar
    Legislative Advocacy

     CULTURAL COMPETENCY
    TASH Assessment
    Self-Assessment Tool – National Center on Cultural Competency
    Georgetown University
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     Douglas
     Garrison
     Stowe
     John Brown

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