Jacob Burns Film Center’s Upcoming Sensory Friendly Screenings (Enjoy!)
Since January 2024, JBFC Kids at the Jacob Burns Film Center in Pleasantville, N.Y., [...]
Learn About Rochester Special Ed Parent Advisory Council Monthly Meetings
The Rochester City school district's Special Ed Parent Advisory Council (SEPAC) monthly meetings are [...]
Developmental Disability News for Week Ending Aug. 30
Students in special ed disproportionately affected by school closures, PBS NewsHour looks at the [...]
The Boost Q&A: Heather Burroughs and Steve Gonyea of New NYS Podcast, ‘Finding Common Ground’
A new developmental disability podcast focused on New York State and beyond, "Finding Common [...]
More Developmental Disability News for Week Ending Aug. 23
Money for the developmentally disabled left on the table in California, an AI model [...]
2024 Back-to-School Primer, from Early Intervention to Postsecondary Transition Planning
Welcome to the jungle. Special Education is a complicated ecosystem and whether you’re in [...]
Sprout, a New Neurodiverse-Friendly ‘Playscape,’ Opens in Harlem
It's all-too-rare to hear about urban neurodiverse play areas so, in great news, what's [...]
More Developmental Disability News for Week Ending Aug. 16, 2024
CDPAP's busy news week, school-parent conflicts are increasing, Democratic VP candidate Tim Walz opens [...]
Learn All About Project Lifesaver, a Program to Help Find Wanderers
If you have a child with autism or any kind of developmental disability who [...]
‘Kids Can’t Wait’ Campaign Launches New York Parent Advocacy Network
The Kids Can't Wait campaign is a group of early childhood advocates, parents, and [...]