Parents Helping Parents in San Jose has launched a new program for planning for adulthood for individuals with...
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1/11, Employment First 2.0 Webinar
Come join SCDD and learn how a Center for Independent Living, Able South Carolina has worked with stakeholders to...
4/26, “VIRTUAL” Developmental Disabilities Public Policy Conference
15th Annual “VIRTUAL” Developmental Disabilities Public Policy Conference is coming up! Tuesday, April 26 to Thursday,...
Spanish Speakers Needed for Feedback on COVID 19 Info for IDD from CDC
El CDC y RTI International están interesados en hablar con adultos que viven con una discapacidad intelectual, así...
SDP Connect – Invitation to Join Weekly Meetings
SDP Connect is a weekly information-sharing Zoom meeting for Self-Determination Program participants from everywhere...
1/24, Intro to the Vocational Rehabilitation Program/Intro al programa de rehabilitación vocacional
Introduction to the Vocational Rehabilitation Program - Webinar This session will provide a basic overview of the...
Learning About Conservatorship
To learn about Conservatorship for adults with disabilities, a great place to start is Principles: Conservatorship of...
Scholarship Opportunities for Autistic Students
Organization for Autism Research (OAR) has a new scholarship, The Synchrony Scholarship for Autistic Students of...
2/3, Supported Life 1-day Conference
In-Person plus Virtual, at the Sacramento DoubleTree HotelA SUPPORTED LIFE is a life that is rich in...
Research Study Seeking Transition-Aged Students (16-22) in Special Education from Culturally and Linguistically Diverse backgrounds
A group of researchers, including family members and teacher educators, is conducting a research project to learn more...
11/30, Resume Writing Workshop for Teen/Young adults
Mission Neighborhood Centers will be hosting a Resume Writing WorkshopNovember 30th (the Tuesday after the break). The...
Student Stories from College Internship Program
From College Internship Program, a college support program for students with learning disabilitiesI thought I would...