Families

Kelleen Dunley, Lead Speech-Language Pathologist at the UW Autism Center, created special Halloween-themed AAC cards to help children who have difficulty communicating verbally join in the fun of [...]

Parents and caregivers of teens and adults with challenging behavior are invited to join the 2026 Teen and Adult Project ECHO Series. In partnership with Developmental Disabilities Community [...]

WA INCLUDE partnered with the Seattle Theatre Group (STG) to support their goals for creating accessible and welcoming spaces during community events. Staff from WA INCLUDE attended the Psychic [...]

“Miss Shayla’s List” is a brief menu of key financial, transportation, and recreation resources to support individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) and their families. [...]

Kelleen Dunley, Lead Speech-Language Pathologist at the UW Autism Center, created special Halloween-themed AAC cards to help children who have difficulty communicating verbally join in the fun of [...]

Brittany (Britt) St. John, PhD, MPH, OTR/L, is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Rehabilitation Medicine at UW Medicine. Her research spans feeding, autism, family routines, and [...]

Proposed federal budget cuts could significantly affect Medicaid and the essential services it provides. An upcoming webinar will explore Medicaid’s role in supporting families in crisis and the [...]

At the Westchester Institute for Human Development (WIHD), Dan and Samuel Habib secured a News & Documentary Emmy Award for their impactful short film, My Disability Roadmap. Acknowledged at the [...]

Have you ever received help from Washington Autism Alliance’s Family Navigation team? Are you familiar with the work that they do? WAA’s Family Navigation team is intended to help provide [...]

On July 26th, we commemorate the passage of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), an essential piece of legislation with both benefits and some challenges. As we reflect on the progress made [...]