Join this for an initial stakeholder engagement session to discuss access for multilingual individuals with developmental disabilities. This event will be discussion based and will focus on ideas and interventions for the future. For more information contact Christina Kubika at ckubica@nscphila.org.
Please join us for an initial stakeholder engagement session to discuss access for multilingual individuals with developmental disabilities. This event will be discussion based and will focus on ideas and interventions for the future. For more information contact Christina Kubika at ckubica@nscphila.org.
We’ll focus on Employment, Housing and Transportation through the lens of the same theme: Let’s Not Repeat the Past: History Meets Disability Advocacy 2018. This half-day event will discuss learning from the past—how the disability rights movement of the 1960s and 1970s […]
Join the Pennsylvania Assistive Technology Foundation (PATF) for a hot chocolate and a free workshop. Join us in learning how to enroll in ABLE, as well as what you can use your ABLE account for, and you can begin to dream […]
Due to popular demand, this second session was added. Join the Pennsylvania Assistive Technology Foundation (PATF) for a hot chocolate and a free workshop. Join us in learning how to enroll in ABLE, as well as what you can use your […]
DisEnfranchised in Higher Ed: Disability Identity, Advocacy, and Cultural Equity will be topics of discussion and speakers. Looking beyond the de minimus legal standards of accommodations, together we will reflect on the lived experience of Disability in Higher Ed. The day […]
Person Centered Thinking is a core concept at the foundation of the services and supports provided to people with intellectual disabilities and autism in Pennsylvania. People with disabilities, self-advocates, families, and other stakeholders are invited to come and learn about Person Centered Thinking […]
Person Centered Thinking is a core concept at the foundation of the services and supports provided to people with intellectual disabilities and autism in Pennsylvania. People with disabilities, self-advocates, families, and other stakeholders are invited to come and learn about Person Centered Thinking […]
Person-Centered planning can mean many things in different contexts. When practice aligns with original intention, everyday expectations and experiences change for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and other community members. The places where a person engages move away from […]
The Arc of Pennsylvania focuses on systems advocacy and governmental affairs, demonstrating leadership and guidance among all disability organizations in Pennsylvania. The organization's annual membership meeting will be held and workshops that will focus on using technology for disability funding […]