Past Events
Dr. Alison Kafer and Dr. Travis Lau: “Integrating Disability Studies into Your Classes”
Sept. 26 • 12:30-1:30 p.m.
Glickman Center RLP 1.302E
Emily Shryock, Emeline Lakrout, and Adria Battaglia: “Disability as Diversity”
Oct. 24 • 12:30-1:30 p.m.
SZB 450AF
ADAPT’s Stephanie Thomas: “ADAPT: A History of Grassroots Organizing and Media Storytelling”
Nov. 6 • 12-1 p.m.
Steve Hicks School of Social Work 1.212
Many siblings plan on being part of their sibling's future, but starting the conversation with current caregivers, oftentimes parents, can be difficult. What types of information should you talk about? What are the resources available? What supports are available?
In this workshop, we discuss how to frame the issue and how to start this conversation and what types of supports and resources are available for you to move forward!
our TTAP program will be attending the FREE college resource event on Saturday Sept. 21.
A journey of discovery… what is important to the person is just as vital as what is important for the person.
Good afternoon! It's time again to join the PEN Project for a day of FABULOUS speakers, AWESOME local resource booths, and plenty of opportunities to network with other parents and professionals in the area! The Lubbock TSN
Chapter will have a booth in the resource fair.
Celebrate ability with local area resources and vendors! TCDS's Laura Buckner M. Ed. will be speaking about "Living a Meaningful Life in Spite of a Scary Diagnosis".
REGISTER HERE: 2019celebrateabilityconference.eventbrite.com
Presenter and TCDS Director Amy Sharp will be discussing the barriers to the recovery process as well as the resource and service roles of state and local agencies, FEMA, and voluntary organizations post-disaster.
Texas Sibling Network is pleased to announce that we are starting Sibshops for 7- to 13-year-old brothers and sisters of children with disabilities.
This webinar is for adult siblings of people with disabilities to learn about how their families can plan for the future of their brother or sister with disabilities, including how to start the difficult dialogue, various areas of the planning process, and ways for all members of the family to have a voice and choice.
TEA is hosting several SPED webinars on various different topics. Find one that interests you today!