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Oct2CT LENDUConn UCEDD 270 Farmington Ave Farmington Suite 1818:30 AM
The University of Connecticut Leadership Education in Neurodevelopmental and related Disabilities (CT LEND) program is a one-year interdisciplinary leadership training program for persons with disabilities, family members, practicing professionals and graduate students at UConn and other Connecticut universities.
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Oct3CT Aspiring Leaders AcademyUConn UCEDD 270 Farmington Ave Farmington Suite 1819:00 AM
The purpose of this academy is to develop leaders who will provide innovative and sustained leadership to the Connecticut special education system.
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Oct72026 Candidates’ Forum on Disability IssuesBristol Event Center 112 Century Drive Bristol, CT 06010ALL DAY
Save the date! More information to come
The CWCSEO Civics Conference (CivicsCon) on October 8th–10th is a 3-day event that will feature one full day in person (Thursday) and two half days virtual (Friday evening and Saturday morning). Our goal is to ensure access to the event for as many residents as possible.
At the heart of CivicsCon are three pillars our country depends on: Voice, Voting, and Volunteerism (Service). Through interactive panels, activities, and community discussion, CivicsCon will create space for conversations that strengthen communities, bridge divides, and build the civic muscle our state needs. Whether you are a longtime advocate, student or someone just beginning to find your place in civic life, there is a place for you here.
Stay tuned this week for the agenda and speaker announcements.
Register here: [Registration Link]
In-Person, 10/8 - 10am to 2pm (Legislative Office Building - CivicsCon Kickoff)
bit.ly/CivicsCon_Oct8
Zoom, 10/9 - 6:30pm to 8:30pm (Friday Night Live! includes family programming and panel discussion)
bit.ly/CivicsCon_Oct9
Zoom, 10/10 - 10am to 12pm (Saturday Morning Civics - includes family programming, youth panel, closing and path forward)
bit.ly/CivicsCon_Oct10
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Emergency preparedness must be accessible and inclusive for everyone. With a nor’easter expected to bring heavy rain, strong winds, possible power outages, and coastal flooding to Connecticut this weekend, now is the time to prepare.
Remember to:
• Charge phones, communication devices, and medical equipment
• Have medications and essential supplies ready
• Make a plan for mobility and medical equipment if the power goes out
• Check on friends, family, and neighbors who may need additional support
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Building Leaders. Strengthening Systems. Supporting Children & Families.
Yesterday, the CT Early Childhood Intervention Leadership Academy brought participants together for a full day focused on strategic planning, collaboration, and systems thinking.
Participants worked alongside Darla Gundler and Mary Beth Bruder, PhD to explore strategic planning, identify Capstone topics, develop action plans, and strengthen their skills as systems thinkers.
We are excited to see these leaders put their ideas into action and continue making a difference across Connecticut! Connecticut Office of Early Childhood
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