Disability inclusion resources for parents and educators

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How to include a sensory area at your next event

When planning an event, having a sensory area is an inclusive way to show that you care about your guests and make them comfortable.

10 ways to make your holiday gatherings more inclusive

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Tips

10 ways to make your holiday gatherings more inclusive

The holiday season can be so joyful. But it can also be really overwhelming and isolating for a lot of people. Here are 10 ways you can...

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Tips

Is your Halloween costume ableist?

As you start preparing for Halloween this year, please keep in mind that your costume has implications on society. Dressing as someone...

So, your child was just diagnosed with autism. Now what?

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Parenting

So, your child was just diagnosed with autism. Now what?

Getting an autism diagnosis can seem scary. But it doesn’t have to be! About 1 in 100 children has autism, according to the World Health Org

What to do if your child asks about someone's disability in public

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Parenting

What to do if your child asks about someone's disability in public

Growing up, a lot of us were taught to not stare at disabled people — to not ask questions or even acknowledge them as human beings. But...

5 ways you can help your kid build confidence

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Parenting

5 ways you can help your kid build confidence

Building self esteem for kids' safety and success. Confident kids are more likely to be more responsible, form healthy relationships,...

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In the classroom

16 tips for a more inclusive classroom

Going back to school is busy, and it can be really stressful for kids — especially kids who are a little different than their peers. Here...

5 things to teach your kids about disability

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Parenting

5 things to teach your kids about disability

Look. Whether or not your kids have regular exposure to people with disabilities, they will at some point, and they will have questions....

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