Creating Supportive Environments for Autistic and Disabled Individuals

Ivymount Organization

Creating Supportive and Meaningful Environments to Improve Quality of Life for Autistic and Disabled Individuals

Location: Virtual

Cost: $10

When: Tuesday, April 8th from 12pm-1pm.

Audience: Designed for educators, therapists, BCBAs, families, and anyone who supports autistic and disabled individuals.

Registration: Register for this one-hour virtual session here. A link to access the virtual workshop will be emailed to registrants before the event.

Led by Jennie Kampf, Aspire Program Director, the session will connect the concept of how societies define what “normal” is to broader ethical principles like prioritizing individuals’ well-being and treating people with compassion, dignity, and respect. It will explore the history of the disability rights movement and key legislation that shapes how we think about supporting autistic and disabled individuals today.