Support Disability Inclusive Curriculum

05/06/2025

A win is a win this just in:

30/04/2025

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Learn more and sign up: bit.ly/DEE-video-course
For info or group rental info@DisabilityEqualityEducation.org
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07/03/2025

Alan Holdsworth

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07/03/2025

join forces to build capacity in our growing movement for Disability Inclusive Curriculum: This includes local & national & International groups!
Please consider attending one of our two information forums see below for all the details: https://bit.ly/DEE-Build-Movement-Form

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25/02/2025

Let's not forget these words are law! "We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness." Nuff said! PS did you know that Thomas Jefferson had a sister with an intellectual disability?

04/02/2025

Hello wondering if any of our supporters or Coalition members will be at the PDE conference starting tomorrow I'm arriving this evening. If you plan on attending please be sure to check out the Disability Equality in Education booth number 15 and the disability inclusive curriculum session that PATTAn will be hosting on Thursday afternoon. Dee will be part of this session. Hope to see you there!

02/02/2025

Hello calculation members and subscribers to this group
We are wondering if any of you fine folks that support disability inclusive curriculum will be attending the PDE conference in Hershey coming up February 5th. Lisa and Sharon from Disability Equality in Education and the co-founders of disability inclusive curriculum will be there. We'd love to meet up with you and say hello please reply in the comments.
If you're planning on attending please stop by and visit our exhibit booth number 15 in the Swiss lobby!

28/01/2025

Sharing ofr our friends at the Pennsylvania Developmental Disabilities Council (PADDC)

Don't forget! We need your help. Every five years, the Pennsylvania Developmental Disabilities Council (PADDC) is required to create a State Plan to guide its work. Creating the plan involves gathering information about the current barriers and concerns faced by individuals with developmental disabilities and their families in Pennsylvania. One way we collect information is by seeking input from Pennsylvania residents with developmental disabilities, their families and other involved parties. We have created a survey for this purpose. Link to survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/XBDKFYT

The survey takes about 10 minutes to complete. We will use the information from your response to help develop our next state plan. If you have questions or need help completing the survey, please reach out by email to the Council at: ra-pwpaddc@pa.gov or you can call the Council at 717-787-6057 or 1-877-685-4452. Thank you for your help!!

Link to the Survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/XBDKFYT

25/10/2024

Use your power!

11/10/2024

It was my honor to be part of the panel of advocates for use your voice for change yesterday at the inclusive cities disability summit thank you to our Coalition member Jamie Ray leonetti from Temple IOD and Rep. Joe Hohenstein for inviting me

Pa. state Rep. Joe Hohenstein hosts the Cities of Inclusion Disability Summit at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia.Using Your Voice to Create Positive ...

05/03/2024

Sharing some wisdom from our friend Theo Braddy Consulting
If you agree with this join our Coalition today!

A Message from Theo Braddy: Should I Accept?

March 5, 2024

It was last year, around this time, that I learned of Judy Heumann’s passing. I just never envisioned a world without Judy. She seemed invincible. I know now that it was her invincible spirit of never giving up that I saw in her. It is with this invincible spirit that I wrote my latest message, which share with you in Judy’s honor.

Read more: https://ncil.org/ed/should-i-accept/

Image: Theo Braddy – A black man with a bald head, a salt and pepper full beard wearing eyeglasses, sitting in a wheelchair. Theo smiles while addressing the audience at NCIL’s 2023 Annual Conference on Independent Living.