The employment rate for talent with disabilities is significantly higher than what it has been in recent years, including pre-pandemic […]
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Callyn Groff, a member of The Arc of Lexington, takes charge of his health with the Empowered and Engaged program. […]
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The Justice Department is excited to announce they are launching a new and improved version of ADA.gov. The goal for […]
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Our first issue of the year is always our longest and 2023’s EP Guide: Navigating Special Needs Resources is no […]
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When children and youth are threatened, humiliated, harassed, or humiliated via the use of technology this is Cyberbullying. Cyberbullying can […]
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Justin McCafferty, a 19-year-old with autism, gets ready for the holiday season; His mother Kimberlee writes about how important it […]
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Research shows raising a child with special needs can create stress for couples. As a military family, you have a strong […]
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As a parent, you know your child best. If your child is not meeting the milestones for his or her […]
Read MoreTo understand how to develop culturally responsive transition practices, it is important for educators to first acknowledge their own cultural […]
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Using positive language around children gives them clear guidance about what good behavior means. To you without making them feel […]
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