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Acola set high expectations for her son Kaleb, advocating for the services and school he needed.

INCLUDEnyc advocates for smaller class sizes, so that students with IEPs have the opportunity to learn in more inclusive classrooms.

INCLUDEnyc’s Policy Director Lori Podvesker is a former special education teacher, parent, and advocate for young people with disabilities.

There wasn’t a school nurse to help Liam use his inhaler and get his asthma under control. His mother Mary sprung into action.

When and how do children develop an understanding of gender?

INCLUDEnyc is awarded contracts for all five boroughs to improve outcomes for students with disabilities.

It is unacceptable that almost 30% of all students with Individualized Education Programs (IEPs) continue to be educated in segregated settings.

Theo, a Project Possibility program participant, plans for his next career move and gets the job he was hoping for.

Learn strategies for how people with disabilities can prepare for coastal or winter storms, hurricanes, and other emergencies.