IHDD News

At the Haring Center, children, families, educators, and researchers learn from one another to build more inclusive classrooms. That work reaches beyond [...]

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

On October 19, we welcomed people with lived experience, researchers, providers, and community partners for our Fall Lunch & Learn, “Accessing Adult [...]

Take Me Home, written and directed by Liz Sargent, stars the filmmaker’s sister, Anna Sargent, who has a cognitive disability. It follows Anna, a [...]

From a campus restaurant training program to individualized employment services across the community, UWEP has spent five decades expanding opportunities [...]

Parents and caregivers of young children ages 0–5 with disabilities and challenging behavior are invited to join a free Project ECHO series offered by the [...]

Congratulations to Megan Goldenshteyn, PhD, and Karís Casagrande, PhD, two members of the IHDD community selected for the 2026–2027 Quality Improvement [...]

The UW Haring Center, in partnership with the Washington State Department of Children, Youth, and Families (DCYF), is offering free professional [...]