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parentcenterhub.org

Use our interactive map to find nearly 100 Parent Training and Information Centers (PTIs) and Community Parent Resource Centers (CPRCs) in the US and Territories. Parent Centers work with families of infants, toddlers, children, and youth with disabilities, birth to 26; Help parents participate effectively in their children’s education and development; and Partner with professionals and policy makers to improve outcomes for all children with disabilities.

understood.org

Understood.org is the leading nonprofit empowering the 70 million people with learning and thinking differences in the United States.

wrightslaw.com

wrightslaw provides free access to articles, cases, resources and training about special education law and advocacy.

ecac-parentcenter.org

You can make a difference. Make a donation to ECAC in four convenient ways! via Credit Card or PayPal  You can make an online donation using your credit card or PayPal account.  You can make a standard contribution or recurring contribution in any amount.  The button below will take you to the PayPal website. Donate ... Read more

transitionta.org

Frequently Asked Questions Collection Find all of our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) lists in this collection.FAQs on Pre-Employment Transition Services Sep. 18, 2023RSA Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) Jul. 01, 2021Indicator 13 FAQs Jun. 30, 2021Competitive Integrated Employment Frequently Asked Questions Answered Mar. 09, 2021

vafamilysped.org

Peer Support Groups for Foster and Adoptive Parents and Kinship Caregivers and for Youth and Young Adults Ages 14-22 (Formed Families Forward, FFF) Region 4 - Formed Families Together group,for adoptive and foster parents and kinship caregivers, are led by...

disabilityrightsaz.org

Frequently asked questions about Disability Rights Arizona. Disability Rights Arizona is a non-profit public interest law firm with a mission to advocate for an equitable Arizona for people with disabilities.

all4ed.org

This webinar examines the role of educators and community leaders in preventing students from entering the school-to-prison pipeline. Our expert panel of education and community leaders discuss how influences both in and out of school can contribute to students being put on a trajectory to incarceration, as well as the policies and practices that can

splc.org

Let us meet you in your classroom or newsroom! Invite an SPLC legal expert to speak to your class or newsroom via Zoom. Speakers will join you for up to 40 minutes (including Q & A) and can present on one of these topics: To book a time with an SPLC legal expert, fill out… Continue reading SPLC in the Classroom