A
widely sought-after speaker and consultant, and well known advocate
for people with disabilities, Dale DiLeo has provided training
throughout the US and in Canada and Europe on community inclusion
for persons with disabilities. Dale has trained over 75,000 participants
over the past 30 years, serving as the keynote for the European
Union of Supported Employment in Oslo, Norway and presenting again
in Barcelona, Spain. He has consulted with state and private agencies,
universities, professional associations, and corporations. He is
the Past President of the Board of the Association for Persons
in Supported Employment (APSE), and is the lead author of that
organization's highly respected Ethical Guidelines in Supported
Employment. His latest book, Raymond's Room, focuses on ending
the shameful segregation of people with disabilities in community
life.
Publisher, InfoLines,
international newsletter on community employment for people with
disabilities. Director/Consultant, Training
Resource Network, St. Augustine, FL. a publishing and onsulting
firm specializing in management, organizational change, education,
training, rehabilitation and supported employment.