A new Congress is getting to work on many issues, including many important to people with disabilities. Read this new blog post by Denise Rozell, from AUCD, to find out what to watch and how you can help keep important issues on the agenda for your representatives.
There's a lot that goes on to move policy and regulations forward: people meet, recommendations are designed and submitted to the appropriate agencies, Federal guidance is passed, and legislation may be passed. In this brief post, Stephanie Smith Lee provides additional explanation.
For the health, safety, and happiness of people with intellectual disabilities, intimacy education is key. Find out ways you can make sure college students with ID have access to information about relationships and intimacy.
The expansion and creation of state and regional alliances for inclusive postsecondary education is great news-- what does it mean?
Meg Grigal reflects on the opportunity she had to participate in the European State-of-the-Art Congress on inclusive higher education in Fall 2022.
Happy new year!
Now seems like the perfect time to reflect on 2022 and share what we have planned in 2023.
This week's blog post is a short acrostic poem based on the word Thankful, and includes numerous things this blogger is thankful for.
Danie and Susanna reflect on the first year of the Think College Inclusive Higher Education Network and the top 10 things the Network has accomplished since funding began on October 1, 2021.
Sheila Johnson, Knowledge Translation Associate for Think College, reflects on the valuable lessons she learned about work from a former colleague at ICI and current friend, Ashley.
Sara reflects on the possibilities for networking while attending the National College Attainment Network conference, where numerous professional groups were in attendance.