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Former President Biden and O’Malley: ACRD’s 2025 Announcements

Published by Disability Benefit Guide USA
· Updated · Sources checked October 16, 2026 (UTC)

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  1. What the Organizer Announced
  2. How to Read This Archive
  3. Sources

Correction — October 16, 2026: The title now identifies Biden as a former president. Unsupported quotations and predictions, the unverified Biden appearance date, and expired registration prompts have been removed.

This is a historical article about the 2025 ACRD conference, not an invitation to an upcoming event.

What the Organizer Announced

In an announcement dated March 24, 2025, Advocates, Counselors, and Representatives for the Disabled (ACRD) said former President Joe Biden would speak at its 2025 conference. The announcement described an address after he had left office.

ACRD also announced former Social Security Commissioner Martin O’Malley as a keynote speaker. The conference was scheduled for April 15–16, 2025, at the Sofitel Hotel in Chicago. The organizer’s conference archive lists both men among its special guests.

How to Read This Archive

The sources below document the organizer’s announcements and retained event page. This summary does not reproduce a speech transcript or claim that a conference address changed benefit eligibility, payments or appeal rights. The earlier article’s specific date for Biden’s appearance has been removed because the linked announcement does not establish it.

For event history, use the dated organizer materials. For a benefit question, use current SSA guidance and the instructions in your own notice rather than an old conference promotion.

Sources

Editorial content by Disability Benefit Guide USA. This independent website is not affiliated with the Social Security Administration. General information only; no attorney or tax-professional review is claimed.

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