Disability Voice

Since 1995, eleven organizations have joined together to make it easier and more effective for Michigan citizens with disabilities to make their priorities known to planners throughout state government.  Each of these organizations commits resources to help local community coalitions hold Town Hall meetings annually at various sites throughout Michigan.  In small group discussions, local citizens with disabilities tell those who must plan for the use of state and federal funds what actually makes a dif

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Calendars

Statewide Disability Activities

The Disability Activities List compiled by SILC is in response to a previous request from SILC Council members and Partners to have one centralized location for activities that are disability-related. It is a public document and is the responsibility of any individual, group, or organization to submit the disability-related activities (meetings, events, conferences, etc.) they would like listed by the deadline.

The Disability Activities List is emailed out the last Monday of every month

SILC Council

Council

The Michigan Statewide Independent Living Council (SILC) is comprised of 17-25 Governor-appointed members and functions independently of any state agency.  SILC members must represent a broad range of individuals with disabilities and be knowledgeable about CIL (centers for independent living) and IL (independent living) services.  A majority of Council members are individuals with disabilities and are not employed by any state agency or CIL.

Contact Information

SILC staff can be reached by phone at 517-371-4872 or toll free at 800-808-7452. Office hours are Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. In the case that a staff person cannot be reached, feel free to leave a voicemail or send an email. Faxes may be sent to 517-371-4875. Our office is located at 417 Seymour, Suite 10, Lansing, MI 48933.

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