2. All individuals with disabilities can and should live in community given the appropriate supports they need to be successful.

3. NIMBY NOT IN MY BACKYARD

4. Why NIMBY Exists Fear Distrust Lack of Knowledge

5. Fear Declining property values Personal safety The character of the neighborhood will change If individuals with intellectual disabilities can move into my neighborhood, what about others

6. Distrust Residents will not keep up the property to the standards of the neighborhood Support staff will not ensure the safety of the neighborhood

7. Lack of Knowledge No or limited understanding of the Fair Housing Act Local government zoning policies in contradiction to the Fair Housing Act HOA supporting actions in contradiction to the law

8. How To Combat NIMBY Information and Discussion Neighborhood Associations Be a Good Neighbor Get to Know Your Neighbors

9. How Do We Move Forward Advocacy Acceptance Knowledge Policies Adherence to Laws

10. The acceptance of diversity within neighborhoods promotes our social ideal of a moral community that is responsive to the need of its citizens. It breaks down stereotypes and allows us to acknowledge our responsibility to promote the welfare of all citizens.

11. Opponents of affordable housing aren't all evil, and project sponsors aren't universally righteous. Through a better understanding of citizens' moral concerns we can help neighbors appreciate the development of supportive housing within their neighborhood.