Autism NOW Webinar: Is Voting Important to You, If So, WHY?
Exercising your rights and allowing your voice to be heard can be very empowering. Voting is one of the ways this can be achieved.
Exercising your rights and allowing your voice to be heard can be very empowering. Voting is one of the ways this can be achieved.
Under the principles of inclusion, employment for individuals with autism and other developmental disabilities is currently shifting from sheltered workshops to community-based jobs.
Register for this webinar to learn more about how AASPIRE encourages the inclusion of adults on the autism spectrum in research matters that directly affect them!
As a parent or family member of a young person with a disability, there are topics that you may feel uncomfortable bringing up. If relationships and sexuality are among these topics, then don’t miss out on this upcoming webinar!
There are many employment initiatives that exist across the country dedicated to increasing job opportunities for individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities.
Self-Advocacy groups are run by individuals with disabilities, but sometimes it can be a challenge because of the great demand when running an organization or committee. This is where the role of an advisor comes in.
As individuals, family members, and professionals in the disability community strive for empowerment, rights and more knowledge about neurodiversity, it is important to recognize and use the power of press.
In this webinar, Julie Kenney, the Director of Being Prepared: MN Emergency Preparedness Center, will share information on how you can develop your own emergency preparedness plan.
An emergency can occur with little or no warning and can be stress inducing.
What is it like to be a brother or sister of an individual with a disability? This webinar will cover the sibling experience.