Past Events

Using genetics to make personal care plans for children with developmental disabilities and autism.

People with IDD have historically been left out of the sexuality education conversation. When they are included, the information is limited and censored. What are some of the myths associated with sexuality and IDD? Why do they persist? What can we do to move the conversation forward and be advocates? Register here.

E4Texas students join a panel discussion.

Siblings of people with disabilities have different needs across the lifespan. As siblings grow, their relationship and roles with their brother or sister do as well. At all ages, siblings need information, peer support, and an opportunity to discuss the future. Join us to explore the resources, research, needs, and supports that are relevant to adult siblings of people with disabilities.

Preparing and supporting students with disabilities and their families for life beyond high school

Dr. Sandy Magaña, Professor, Steve Hicks School of Social Work

Roundtable with members of the Texas Sibling Network

The two-day conference offers 50-60 different sessions within several tracks. The tracks include the following: advocacy, parenting and sibling issues (and a Sibshop), special education law (basic to advanced), medical issues (including Medical Home and Medicaid Waiver Programs), behavior, mental health, parent leadership, resources and services, self-advocacy, transition issues for youth and young adults with disabilities, and creating a good life for people with disabilities.

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