Research

Works Cited

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Movement Advancement Project. November 2022. The ID Divide: How Barriers to ID Impact Different Communities and Affect Us All. http://www.mapresearch.org/id-documents-report

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Missouri State ID Access Coalition Research

The Missouri State ID Access Coalition created a survey for programs to distribute in 2023. There were 273 surveys completed and this presentation synthesizes the results. Please note that some edits were made to these slides after the Dec 8 presentation that is linked to the right. The slides reflect the most accurate and up-to-date information.

The Direct Programming Committee (formerly Regional Program Support) dived into the results during their December meeting. See the recorded presentation here.