Inclusion

Be mindful of the overlap between both yours and your child’s worries.

Education is key to sustaining the momentum and creating long-term awareness in the fight against racism.

Accommodations can be helpful for neurotypical kids as well as children of determination in the classroom.

“These events are important for these children to socialize, to come out of their comfort zone and be a part of the community.”

Surveying video games through the eyes of kids with special needs.

Doing some research, asking questions and involving all kids at your parties can make your world more inclusive.

The definition of advocacy is simple but highly impactful for kids with special needs.

Visiting different schools, talking to other parents and considering your child’s individual needs can really help.