Cutting the U.S. Department of Education Harms Millions of Students with Disabilities
The U.S. Department of Education plays a key role in protecting and supporting students with disabilities.
Disability
Section 504 Under Threat
If you have a child with a disability or you work in education, you’ve probably heard of Section 504.
Parents of Premature Babies Struggle To Get Help Their Children Are Entitled To
Sarah Carr highlights the struggles of parents of premature babies to access vital early intervention services in The Hechinger Report.
A World Without Faces: Understanding Face Blindness and Its Impact
Jeff Kleeman shares his journey with prosopagnosia, or face blindness, & why early detection matters to support children with the condition.
Carl the Raccoon and the Power of Inclusive Education for the Next Generation
Carrie Gillispie explores how Carl the Raccoon, an autistic character on PBS Kids, champions disability inclusion for a brighter future.
Families with Disabilities Face Multiple Challenges Accessing Child Care
Access to affordable, high-quality early care and learning is especially low for families of children with disabilities.
Funding Early Childhood Special Education: What Does It Take?
Virginia’s Universities Work Together to Strengthen the Early Interventionist Pipeline
To address the need for a stronger pipeline of early interventionists, Virginia universities formed a unique consortium.
Wyoming Considers Revamping Funding Formula for Young Children with Disabilities
Wyoming is poised to fundamentally revamp its approach to early childhood special education funding.
Why aren’t we serving enough infants in early intervention?
Too many babies miss out on important early intervention services that could radically improve their long-term development.