Category Disability

How to Read the Wright Book
Even if you are brand new to education advocacy, you have probably already heard of Wrightslaw. Developed by Attorney Peter Wright and his wife, Psychologist Pam Wright, Wrightslaw is an incredible source of information on special education law and advocacy. Their books, website and trainings are renown. Last week I was able finally to attend […]

Remembering Stanley
Stanley was an unlikely war hero. He died quietly in his late 60’s in his favorite armchair in his parent’s living room. There was no one there to notice as he hemorrhaged from a treatable kidney condition. His housemate was away and he didn’t know how or didn’t have the strength to call for help. […]

Planning Commitment
In preparing to meet with others to form a new committee to address the needs of inclusion and accessibility at my church, I found myself asking “What can you know at the beginning, to prepare for the future?” I’ve been in at the start of so many good ideas and so many short lived projects. […]
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