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Umi, Project Possibility program participant, started her journey towards independence and her dream job during the pandemic.

All students should have equal access to a quality education and the basic human right of safety. Racial justice is disability justice.

Parents who are no longer together as a couple face increased parenting challenges created by COVID-19. Presented by the New York Peace Institute.

INCLUDEnyc provides recommendations to address the digital divide and missed services for students with disabilities during the pandemic.

INCLUDEnyc testifies for Fair Student Funding to address missed instruction and services for students with disabilities during the pandemic.

Shireen Khan, Youth Transition Counselor at CIDNY, shares strategies on how young people with disabilities can take their next step into adult life.

First-time mom Amy learned next steps for Early Intervention, when she sees her toddler having difficulty expressing her feelings and needs.

INCLUDEnyc Executive Director Barbara Glassman will advise on New York City’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic for schools, families, and students.

We’ll discuss strategies for fostering children’s feelings of comfort with their bodies. Presented by special guest Megan Pamela Ruth Madison, New York Early Childhood Professional Development Institute, CUNY.