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RCADD 2025 Webinar Series
RCADD 2025 Webinar Series
Next Midwest Sib Connections Events YoungSib Connect: Adult Q&A Panel
This event is designed for young siblings of individuals with physical, mental, or intellectual disabilities. Join sibs from the Missouri Sibling Leadership Network and other siblings as they host a special adult sibling panel for young siblings ages 8-14. This is your chance to ask any and all questions! Topics may include sibling rivalry & resentment, the importance of patience, addressing our feelings, and advocacy.
Consider Completing a Witness Slip for Dignity in Pay Act─House Bill 793
The Dignity in Pay Act is a proposed law that will help people with disabilities
get paid at least minimum wage for their work.
SCHOOL BOARD ELECTIONS: CANDIDATES’ STANCE ON SPECIAL EDUCATION AND DISABILITY ISSUES
Legal Council partnered with Access Living to send questionnaires to the school board candidates about their stances on disability and special education issues. Click the link in our bio to read the candidate answers and learn more about their positions!
Program on School-Home Communication for Educators and Families of Children with Autism!
ARE YOU THE PARENT OF A CHILD WITH AUTISM BETWEEN THE AGES OF 3-21? DO YOU AND YOUR CHILD’S TEACHER WANT TO IMPROVE YOUR COMMUNICATION WITH ONE ANOTHER? IF SO, YOU MAY BE ELIGIBLE FOR THIS STUDY!
Register now for 2024-2025 MTSS Learning Networks!
Virtual MTSS Learning Networks help you collaborate with other educators, advance your knowledge of MTSS and earn ISBE PDHs
“Self-Advocacy Rocks” vlogs?
Join the Amazing Zoie and the fabulous Bridget Brown as they share their adventures on their journey in self-advocacy.
Military Child Education Coalition: Back to School Toolkit
Military Child Education Coalition (MCEC) wishes you a great school year. Check out our Back-to-School toolkit, with resources and tips to help every kid feel welcomed and connected.
How Assistive Technology Can Help Your Child Succeed in School
Every child deserves the chance to succeed in school, no matter their abilities. One of the key ways they are doing this is through the use of Assistive Technology (AT). Let’s break down what this means and how it can help your child.
Chicago Park District Special Recreation Pilot Programs
Fall Session Special Recreation: Gompers Park Social Club For Adults (18+) With an Intellectual Disability. When: September 9-December 2, Mondays 10:00 am 2:00 pm Location: Gompers Park 4222 W. Foster Ave. For more information or registration, please contact Mandy Liu...