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[Title screen]
The Time Is Now
[Female victim advocate, Beverly Frantz, speaking off camera.]
Most victim service people don't really think about people with disabilities.
[Female victim advocate, Beverly Frantz, speaking on camera.]
They don't come to their door for the most part, and so they really
aren't aware that there is a high number of individuals with disabilities
in their own
community who have been victimized.
[Female victim advocate #1, speaking to woman off camera.]
Do you have material in braille?
[Female victim advocate #2, replying to first.]
We have some of our materials so that we can blow them up . . .
[Male victim advocate, Kelly Pierce, speaking to camera.]
Often people say, well, I don't have anyone disabled, but then they have
this image of someone
completely immobilized and having this fictionalized figure in their
head of what actually is a disabled
person.
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