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Unfair and Unequal: Covid-19 and People with Intellectual & Developmental Disabilities Webinar

Webinar alert! Unfair and Unequal: Covid-19 and People with Intellectual & Developmental Disabilities The Lurie Institute for Disability Policy at Brandeis University Unfair and Unequal: Covid-19 and People with Intellectual & Developmental Disabilities Webinar Monday, February 22, 2021 11am Central Time Join the Lurie Institute and the Community Living Policy Center for a webinar discussion…
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The Joy of Watching My Son With Down Syndrome and His Brother Reconnect

Read The Joy of Watching My Son With Down Syndrome and His Brother Reconnect. A touching reflection on brotherly love through the pandemic from the Mighty. “Organizing the art studio, I overheard my sonsā€™ conversation as Charlie carried a morning cup of coffee to his brother, William. At 29 and 27, Charlie and William have…
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The Arc Center for Future PlanningĀ® Archived Webinars

Resource Spotlight:Ā  The Arc Center for Future Planning Archived Webinars Library Check out all these helpful archived webinars from The Arc Center for Future Planning!Ā  Find this and more on the Future Planning section of our Adult Resources page.
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Highlighting African-Americans With Disabilities In Honor Of Black History Month

Check out this amazing article, Highlighting African-Americans With Disabilities In Honor Of Black History Month, from Diverseability Magazine ! “As we celebrate Black History Month, which takes place every February, RespectAbility recognizes the contributions made and the important presence of African-Americans to the United States. It is important to note this includes more thanĀ 5.6 million…
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Online Event: Lifespan of a Sibling: For Siblings of People with Disabilities

Don’t miss Lifespan of a Sibling: For Siblings of People with Disabilities on February 16th, hosted by The Center for Disability Empowerment. This is a Sibling Panel (ages 25- almost 70) sharing the impact that their siblings with disabilities had on their lives through the course of their lifetime…so far. See how historical advocacy/laws through…
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Autism Society’s Black History Month: February 2021 Toolkit

The Autism Society‘s February newsletter is a fantastic resource toolkit celebrating Black History Month! This toolkit provides tons of information and resources related to autism and race. The toolkit also provides resources for Relationship Building & Socialization, COVID-19 Vaccine education and continued COVID-19 support! Check out this wonderful resource list HERE. Find this and more…
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Virtual African American Conference on Disabilities

It’s time to register for this year’s first-ever virtual African American Conference on Disabilities (AACD) throughout the month of February. This conference is a FREE event! Hosted by The Arizona Center for Disability Law and the Arizona Center for African American Resources (AzCAAR), the AACD is the only comprehensive conference in the U.S. that addresses…
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Honoring Black History Month: Unsung Heroes of the Disability Rights Movement

The National Center for Learning Disabilities celebrates Black History Month by highlighting some unsung heroes in Honoring Black History Month: Unsung Heroes of the Disability Rights Movement. “The month of February is dedicated to honoring the long history of Black Americans and their many contributions to society. The first celebration began in 1926 and it…
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Resource Spotlight: National Disability Institute (NDI)’s guide to COVID-19 Stimulus Payments.Ā 

Resource Spotlight: National Disability Institute (NDI)’s guide to COVID-19 Stimulus Payments.Ā  “This page will answer frequently asked questions about the economic impact payments (EIP), also commonly known as stimulus payments. On December 22, 2020, Congress approved a new relief package which expanded EIP payments issued in 2020 as part of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and…
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