Posters

Several times a year IATP produces posters to hang in our windows in its Springfield office. The response has been overwhelmingly positive. Now IATP wants to offer the posters, at our cost, to agencies, organizations and groups that promotes an independent living philosophy for people with disabilities.

See the posters below. Print the order form to purchase posters here.

Important Posters Details

• The posters are not printed at a regular printing operation. They are printed on a wide format printer at IATP. They will fade in direct sunlight after two months or so. However, you can expect a long life by hanging them away from the sun.
• The posters cost $12 for one, two for $18, including postage. The third and additional posters are $9.00 each. IATP cannot accept purchase orders. No Visa, Mastercard or other credit cards accepted. A check must accompany all orders.
• All posters are in full color .
• They are 16"x20", a very common poster frame size.
• There is a space on each poster for your contact information. You must include the desired text with your order, or they posters will be sent without any information in the designated space.
  • Reminder: The more of your information you have on the poster, the smaller the font will be.
• The text on the poster (aside from your contact information) is not changeable... you're stuck with it. :)
• IATP's identifying information is at the bottom of each poster. Please do not cut it off. We offer the posters at the low rate as a marketing project for IATP and for the purchasing organization. Together we can spread the word about both our organizations.

Title: Promise Me Text: Promise me you will always remember, You're braver than you believe, and Stronger than you seem and smarter than you think. Christopher Robin to Pooh
Title: Communication Text: Communication leads to community... Rollo May
Title: What Makes More Sense Text: What Makes the Most Sense to You? ID Kids In Need Give Educational and Social Opportunities Close Institutions Offer Community Living Options Commit to Equal Rights for ALL! A More Independent Life A Worker/Tax Payer & Contributor to Society or Ignore Student Need Educate in Separate Schools Deny Basic Civil Rights Restrict Community Access A Dependent Life Society Pays For A Lifetime of Care Yeah, We Think so Too!
TItle: Adventure Text: Adventure is not outside someone; it is within. David Grayson	Title: Bowling Text: For the Love of the Game. Independent Living Through Technology
Title: Basketball Text: Mentoring Youth	Title: Billiards Text: The game of billiards has destroyed my naturally sweet disposition. Mark Twain
Title: Cycling Text: When I see an adult on a bicycle, I do not despair for the future of the human race H.G. Wells
Title: Disabled and Proud Text: Disabled and Proud: It is an affirmation, a celebration of who we are, not despite the disability or deafness, but precisely because of the disability or deafness. Paul Longmore, Ph.D Caption: Artist Dan Keplinger also the writer and star of the academy award winning documentary, King Gimp.
Title: DJ Smooth Text: You've achieved success in your field when you don't know whether what you are doing is work or play.	Title: End Segregation Text: The power to end segregation... lies in the power of your vote.
Title: Golfer Text: If I had cleared the trees and drove the green, it would have been a great shot. Sam Snead	Title: Resistance Text: The history of liberty is the history of resistance. Fighting for our rights.
Title: Let Our People Go Text: Let Our People Go. Support Community Living Options for Citizen's with Disabilities.	Title: Nothing Text: Noting About Us... Without Us!
Title: Support Olmstead Text: Lincoln Estates is the new name for Lincoln Developmental Center which was a new name for Lincoln State School. Lincoln State School was the new name for Lincoln State School and Colony. Lincoln State School and Colony was the new name for Lincoln Asylum. Lincoln Asylum was the new name for The State Hospital for the Insane. No matter what they call it, you cannot dress up an institution, a prison for people whose only crime is having a disability. Support the Olmstead Implementation Act.
Title: Vote Text: Bad politicians are sent to Washington by good people who don't vote. William E. Simon