Understanding Dyslexia: What Parents and Advocates Need to Know
This session was designed to empower you with the tools needed to advocate for the services and accommodations every student deserves.
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When Your College Student Is Accused: What Parents Should (and Shouldn’t) Do First
An overview of the earliest and most critical decisions families make after a disciplinary allegation and how missteps can permanently harm a student’s case.
Supporting Yourself as a Caregiver
Caregiving and advocacy can be relentless – and caregivers deserve support too. This webinar empowered caregivers with skills to support their own well-being and sustained advocacy for their children
College vs. K–12 Disability Services: What’s Changing and What to Expect
Discover what changes when students with disabilities move from high school to college. This webinar breaks down the key differences in disability services, legal rights, documentation, and the role of parents. You’ll also learn what effective college accommodations look like and why self-advocacy is a crucial part of student success.
The Advocacy Circle
This exclusive preview introduced The Advocacy Circle, featuring a family-built advocacy curriculum and an AI-powered platform for managing documents, policies, and special education cases with confidence.
Adaptive Physical Education and Student Development
This session explores inclusive physical education strategies, highlighting adaptive approaches, evidence-based practices, and creative methods that support participation and success for all students.
Independent Educational Evaluations: When and Why They Matter
This webinar explores independent educational evaluations (IEEs), explaining when they’re needed, how they impact K–12 students, and practical guidance for families and educators.
New School Year IEP Preparation
This webinar helps parents and caregivers prepare for the school year with an IEP, offering practical strategies to secure accommodations, advocate effectively, and collaborate with educators for student success.
Protecting Students with Mental Health Needs: Incorporating Mental Health into the IEP Process
This webinar explores how to incorporate mental health supports into special education planning, covering legal protections, social-emotional needs, and strategies for addressing mental health in IEPs.
Building Strong Foundations: Understanding Early Intervention & Early Childhood Special Education
This webinar explains early intervention and early childhood special education under IDEA, covering IFSP vs. IEP, eligibility, transitions, and advocacy strategies to support young children with disabilities.
Decoding Due Process: Understanding the Legal Process that Protects Students’ Rights
This webinar explains special education due process, helping families identify rights violations, understand eligibility, and learn why early legal counsel is critical in protecting students.
Accused of AI Cheating: Student Rights, Due Process, and Defenses in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
This webinar addresses AI cheating accusations, explaining student rights, flaws in AI detectors, and practical legal strategies to challenge false positives and protect academic records.