The next White House disability conference call is scheduled for March 31 at 5pm EST. We’ll be calling in and providing a synopsis the next day. If you would like to listen in, please see the information below. We’ve received several comments from readers who have called in to these monthly sessions. While they’re very informative, they are not interactive. The sheer volume of participants makes it impossible for the call organizers and speakers to answer questions or hear comments from the callers. Please bear this in mind when you join the call.

Here’s more from Susan Swenson of the Office on Disability Policy:

I would encourage you to call in about five minutes early due to the large volume of callers.

If you received this email as a forward but would like to be added to the White House Disability Group email distribution list, please email sfeuerstein@who.eop.gov and provide your name, email address, city, state and organization if applicable.

This call is off the record and not for press purposes.

This call will feature remarks from U.S. Secretary of Education, Arne Duncan. The call also will include introductions to other administration personnel as well as updates on political appointments, employment, civil rights, health care, and transportation.

We strongly urge and ask that you distribute this email broadly to your networks and list serves so that everyone has an opportunity to learn of this valuable information.

Our next call will be Thursday, March 31 at 5:00 PM Eastern.

The conference call information is below.

Dial in for listeners: United States: (800) 230-1059

Title: White House Disability Call (use instead of code)

Date of Call: 03/31/2011

Start Time: 5:00 PM Eastern (dial in 5 minutes early)

For live captioning:

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