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Spread the Word to End the Word was established in 2009. It is a campaign that encourages people to stop using the R-word because it is hurtful to those with intellectual disabilities. Their goal is also to promote respect and inclusion of those with special needs.

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There are many ways to get involved with this movement. The best place to start is by signing the online pledge which can be found on r-word.org.

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Sign up for next years board ! 
Forms are in activities office 
Please hand back in to mrs mac tomorrow or by Wednesday morning !

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"I pledge and support the elimination of the derogatory use of the r-word from everyday speech and promote the acceptance and inclusion of people with intellectual disabilities".

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 WOOD ATHLETES HELPING ATHLETES on Instagram: "It's going to be a great year! ☺️💙💛 #ahainc"

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96 likes, 2 comments - archwoodaha on September 13, 2015: "It's going to be a great year! ☺️💙💛 #ahainc"

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Spread the Word to End the Word uses social media to get its message out to more and more people each day. They encourage people to share that they have pledged on their social media accounts and that they should encourage other people to pledge as well.

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When people use #spreadthewordtoendtheword, they appeal to people's emotions by posting more than just the hashtag. They include heartfelt messages and pictures.

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 Ryan Bates on Instagram: ""We don't get to choose what words hurt others, we choose whether or not to use those words" #AHAinc #SpreadTheWordToEndTheWord"

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293 likes, 4 comments - batesryan52 on June 15, 2015: ""We don't get to choose what words hurt others, we choose whether or not to use those words" #AHA..."

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29 likes, 2 comments - archwoodaha on June 29, 2015: "#AHAinc 🏀💛💚"

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A 24-hour campaign that took place on Twitter. People would respond to tweets using the r-word and give the person an alternative, more funny word to use in their post.

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This campaign does not want you to post about it once. Action should be taken outside of social media. You should live according to the pledge everyday and educate other people.

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 WOOD ATHLETES HELPING ATHLETES on Instagram: "Justin following in his older brothers footsteps of creating a world of greater acceptance for all #AHAinc"

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27 likes, 1 comments - archwoodaha on September 2, 2015: "Justin following in his older brothers footsteps of creating a world of greater acceptance for al..."

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One of the sponsors of the Spread the Word to End the Word Campaign

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This walk is an opportunity for people to get involved outside of social media

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An organization that promotes the inclusion of kids with special needs through sports.

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 WOOD ATHLETES HELPING ATHLETES on Instagram: "Our boys volleyball teams first time hosting Jake as their Honorary Captain #ahainc #bestbuds ☺️"

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80 likes, 2 comments - archwoodaha on June 18, 2015: "Our boys volleyball teams first time hosting Jake as their Honorary Captain #ahainc #bestbuds ☺..."

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Another way to turn your post into an action.

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Tommy Cardozo (@tommy_cardozo) • Instagram photos and videos

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1,266 Followers, 1,327 Following, 198 Posts - See Instagram photos and videos from Tommy Cardozo (@tommy_cardozo)

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Changing the Face of Beauty's main goal was to get companies to include kids with special needs in ad campaigns along with other models.

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Used hashtags like #IMREADY and #15in15 to spread their message.

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Rosa's law was passed in 2010. It required Federal agencies to drop the terms "mental retardation" and "mentally retarded" in federal health, education, and labor laws and replace them with "intellectual disability"

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"We don't get to choose what words hurt others, we choose whether or not to use those words"

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"We don't get to choose what words hurt others, we choose whether or not to use those words"