“AuDHD Across the Lifespan: Integrating Research, Community Perspectives, and Clinical Practice,” presented by Sara Woods, PhD, Licensed Clinical Psychologist (Discover Psychology and University [...]
Ivanova Smith, a University of Washington LEND alum and longtime self advocate leader, is helping make information about disability rights more accessible across Washington State through a new [...]
Winter recreation programs across Washington offer opportunities for individuals with disabilities and their families to participate in outdoor activities throughout the season. Across the state, [...]
The 10th International Conference on Adolescents and Adults with FASD will take place in Seattle this spring, bringing together researchers, clinicians, educators, policymakers, caregivers, and [...]
The Professional Development Unit at the Haring Center for Inclusive Education is offering a 10-session professional development series for educators on strategies to prevent and respond to [...]
The Obama Presidency Oral History Project has published an interview with Devon Adelman, a Seattle-based self-advocate. In the conversation, Devon reflects on being invited to the White House in [...]
University of Washington doctoral student Mia Hoffman is redesigning pediatric mobility aids to better support young children with neuromuscular conditions. Her work focuses on self-initiated [...]
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 [...]
The Washington State Developmental Disabilities Council is marking 50 years of advancing disability rights and inclusion across Washington through its History and Visioning Project.
Join WA INCLUDE for the March Community Session, IDD and Digital Safety: Building Autonomy in Online Spaces, featuring Anthony R. Osuna, PhD and Peter Jung, M.Ed.. Together, they will explore how [...]