Webinar: LGBTQIA+ Disability History
June is LGBTQIA+ Pride Month. Queer disabled people have advanced both LGBTQIA+ rights and disability rights, but the intersection of these civil rights movements is…
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PtW: Positive Behavior Intervention Strategies
This presentation is intended for families/guardians. When a child with a disability demonstrates behavior that impedes their learning or the learning of others, appropriate behavioral…
Webinar: Disability & Healthcare Equity
Despite civil rights laws that require equal access to healthcare, disabled Americans experience serious healthcare disparities compared to their non-disabled peers. In this workshop, we…
Webinar: Vote: Know Your Rights
We believe everyone's voice should be heard and that everyone's vote counts! Whether you are a first-time voter or an experienced voter, you may have…
Webinar: Do’s & Don’ts of Assistance Animals
Many people don’t know there are different types of assistance animals. Join us to learn the difference between Service Animals and Emotional Support Animals. We…
Webinar: Disability & Intersectionality
Intersectionality describes how people's overlapping identities impact their experiences with privilege and oppression. Presenters will define ableism, racism, sexism, classism, and other forms of oppression…
Webinar: Disability Allyship
Allies are essential to any social justice movement, including the Disability Rights Movement. How can you become a Disability Ally? The Disability community has moved…
Webinar: Disability Allyship
Allies are essential to any social justice movement, including the Disability Rights Movement. How can you become a Disability Ally? The Disability community has moved…
Webinar: Intro to Neurodiversity
Neurodiversity is the diversity of human brains and minds. The neurodiversity movement is a human rights movement for people with brain differences. In this workshop,…
Webinar: Disability Language & Etiquette
The language we use is powerful and can reveal hidden assumptions we might not realize we have. Our words can be hurtful even when well-intended.…