Ableism is the intentional or unintentional discrimination or oppression of individuals with disabilities. Following in the tradition of the disability justice movement “nothing about us without us,” this webinar is a panel of national and local disability rights advocates who will discuss the intersection of disability with other forms of marginalization.

Please join us for the 4th Thursday ADA talk on April 23 at 10:00 am (EST). We will be exploring  "Accessible Technology & the Workforce: AT as a Reasonable Accommodation."  Thank you and hope to see all of you for this presentation. Also attached is the schedule for the remainder of 2020.

Wellness Edge aims to increase the quality of engagement for individuals with paralysis and their support networks in recreational settings, and thereby improve health outcomes of not only the individual and enhance the capacity of communities to have inclusive recreational spaces for all individuals.

A panel of individuals with physical disabilities who are parents will discuss their experiences and the challenges and rewards of parenthood. They will also talk about the harmful stereotypes and misconceptions still existing in the general population about parenting with disabilities.

The Mental Health & Developmental Disabilities National Training Center is hosting its third webinar with featured presenter, Shain Neumeier. Thursday, January 30 at 2 pm Eastern. This is a free webinar and continuing education credits will be offered.

Join UDL and accessibility experts for this webinar to learn more about how UDL can impact all students by addressing learner variability in every classroom. Objectives: •Develop a basic understanding of the origins and principles of UDL •Learn about the benefits and best practices of UDL implementationat the K-12 and post-secondary levels. •Explore UDL's connections to brain research. •Learn how parents, professionals,& educators can advocate for UDL.

Have you ever wondered how much your advocacy truly benefits people with disabilities? Are there right and wrong ways to be an ally? What are would-be allies to disabled people getting wrong? At this workshop, you will learn directly from people with disabilities and to take your allyship to the next level-from ally to accomplice!

There seems to be a lot of confusion these days about service animals, emotional support, and comfort animals. Join us as we explore the laws and policies around service animals.

Sometimes parents and professionals struggle to imagine what employment is available for students with intellectual disabilities. The speakers for this interactive seminar will show you the possibilities and explore what practical steps to take throughout the school years to prepare for the world of work.