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• Williams Participates in AFP Summit Town Hall: Real Jobs -It's Everybody's Business
  Bob Williams, Associate Commissioner for Social Security's Office of Employment Support Programs, was an integral part of this year's Summit highlight, an interactive Town Hall presentation, in which panel members engaged in a challenging and frank conversation about what is needed to make integrated employment a reality for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Read this article to learn more.


• Bob Williams to attend 2011 Alliance For Full Participation Friday
  Read this announcement on Williams attendance at the attend 2011 Alliance For Full Participation Summit and presentation to Discuss Challenges and Barriers to Employment for People With Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities.


• Bob Williams Announced as New OESP Associate Commissioner
  Learn about Mr. Bob Williams, Associate Commissioner for the Office of Employment Support Programs (OESP), and his plans for the Ticket to Work program in this announcement and article in the Summer 2011 edition of the Inside Ticket Newsletter.


• People With A Disability Can Get A Ticket To Work
  This article shares the inspirational story of Ed Bairos, a farmer and mechanic, who went back to the work he loved with the help of the Ticket program.


• The New and Improved 'Ticket to Work' Make
  Program Pay Off For People with Disabilities – and Your Organization
  This article by Dan O’Brien, former acting associate commissioner, Office of Employment Support Programs, Social Security Administration, featured in the January 2011 issue of JOB TRAINING & PLACEMENT REPORT highlights what’s new with the Ticket to Work Program and debunks popular myths about the program.


• Ready to Choose Work? You may already have a Ticket
  This article answers the question: How does the Ticket program work and what services does a person need to find a job?