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Jul7Early Intervention Specialist ProgramOn lineALL DAY
The Interdisciplinary Training for Early Intervention Professionals Specialist Program (EISP) is a personnel preparation grant. The focus of the program is aimed to increase the number of qualified personnel across disciplines who currently provide services in the Connecticut Birth to Three (IDEA Part C) system.
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Jul14Cohort 5 Connecticut Aspiring Leaders OrientationAvon Old FarmsALL DAY
The purpose of this academy is to develop leaders who will provide innovative and sustained leadership to the Connecticut special education system. The UConn UCEDD was awarded funding from the Connecticut Department of Education (CSDE) Special Education Bureau to revise the Aspiring Special Education Leaders Academy curriculum developed by the Virginia Department of Education, Division of Special Education and Student Services, to implement two-year-long academies in CT.
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Jul15Cohort 5 Connecticut Aspiring Leaders OrientationAvon Old FarmsALL DAY
The purpose of this academy is to develop leaders who will provide innovative and sustained leadership to the Connecticut special education system. The UConn UCEDD was awarded funding from the Connecticut Department of Education (CSDE) Special Education Bureau to revise the Aspiring Special Education Leaders Academy curriculum developed by the Virginia Department of Education, Division of Special Education and Student Services to implement two yearlong academies in CT.
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Jul30CT Leadership Academy for Early InterventionUConn UCEDD 270 Farmington Ave Farmington Suite 181ALL DAY
The goal of the CT Leadership Academy is to create leaders in early childhood intervention who will provide innovation and sustained leadership to the CT Part C and Part B (619) system under IDEA. The content of the program focuses on competencies that are illustrated by speakers and learning activities.
As temperatures rise, people with disabilities may face additional challenges during extreme heat. Some individuals may have difficulty regulating body temperature, recognizing signs of heat illness, communicating discomfort, or accessing cooling locations.
Here are a few ways we can help:
Check in on family members, friends, neighbors, and caregivers who may need extra support.
Don't forget service animals and pets—they need plenty of water and a cool place to rest, too.
Know the signs of heat exhaustion and heat stroke, and seek medical help immediately if symptoms become severe.
A simple phone call, text, or visit can make a big difference. Together, we can help ensure everyone stays safe during periods of extreme heat this week!
#HeatSafety #DisabilityInclusion #CommunityCare #StayCool #EmergencyPreparedness #Accessibility #SupportOneAnother #InclusiveCommunities
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Countdown to America's 250th Birthday!
As we count down to America's 250th birthday, let's celebrate the people who have shaped our nation's story—and recognize that people with disabilities have always been an important part of America's past, present, and future.
An inclusive America is a stronger America. As we honor 250 years of history, let's make sure everyone has the opportunity to participate, contribute, and celebrate together.
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Did you know Hartford Yard Goats are incredibly disability-friendly? Their home, Dunkin' Park in Hartford, is fully ADA accessible and recognized as one of the most inclusive organizations in minor league baseball. This Saturday's game is the American 250 with Patriotic Fireworks!
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