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Advocacy

Despite the progress we’ve made in dismantling barriers, there’s still more we can do. Advocating for a more inclusive world for children and young adults with disabilities can start with you. 

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Math symbols beside a checklist; background has water bubbles.
Event

Webinar: Deep Dive Into the Math Checklists
Girl with glasses and earbud is looking at a large monitor displaying simple house with 2 students leaning over her shoulder to view the screen.
Activity

Creating and Analyzing Challenging Data Patterns series: Excel with JAWS
A digital drawing of a toolbox labeled "Hudson's Tech Toolbox." Inside the box are tools with labels representing assistive technology: a saw labeled “iPad,” pliers labeled “Juno,” a hammer labeled “Color ID,” a wrench labeled “Monocular,” and a measuring tape labeled “Computer.”
Q&A

Seeing My Way: A 3rd Grader Talks About Colorblindness and Assistive Tech
Touch grid
Activity

Touch Grids: A System for Conceptualizing Spatial Concepts
A digital graphic shows a dark blue cartoon shark with its mouth open, appearing to "eat" or chomp on a colorful graph from the Desmos online graphing calculator and in/out function table.
Activity

Graph Board to Desmos series: Representing functions in Desmos
Transition Talk April webinar title slide
Webinar

Transition Talk: Using Technology and AI to Support Transition Outcomes
A digital graphic shows a dark blue cartoon shark with its mouth open, appearing to "eat" or chomp on a colorful graph from the Desmos online graphing calculator and sound waves indicating the audio trace feature.
Activity

Graph Board to Desmos series: Plotting Points and Audio Trace
Three book covers displayed on top of several colorful blankets with woven designs
Article

Recommended Reads: Books about Native Americans
A digital graphic shows a dark blue cartoon shark with its mouth open, appearing to "eat" or chomp on a colorful graph from the Desmos online graphing calculator. The shark playfully represents the JAWS screen reader software, highlighting its use alongside Desmos for accessible math instruction.
Activity

Graph Board to Desmos series: Setting up JAWS for Desmos
Demonstration of Build-A-Cell
Activity

Making Secondary Science Accessible with APH Products
A casual headshot of Jack Marchetti, Senior Solutions architect at Amazon Web Services (AWS)
Article

Howe Innovation Center community profile: Jack Marchetti
Girl with glasses and earbud is looking at a large monitor displaying "x+3" with 2 students leaning over her shoulder to view the screen.
Activity

Making sense of patterns with algebraic thinking