Understanding and celebrating differences isn’t just kind—it’s essential.
Our Disability Awareness program has served over half a million youth since 2008, spreading the message that all people are valued, accepted, and belong in our community
#DisabilityAwarenessMonth
We are seeking licensed mental health professionals to serve as speakers and moderators on a variety of mental health topics for students, educators, and community members.
For more information about this opportunity, please visit https://t.co/yLwPurvaVG
Our friends at Oak Trace Elementary heard from Best Buddies Danny and Ashley as part of our Disability Awareness program last week! #CelebrateDifferences#KindnessInAction
On this Thankful Tuesday, we extend our deepest gratitude to the community members who bring our programs to life. Your generosity, time, and passion for helping youth learn acceptance and empathy in meaningful ways are making our world a more compassionate place. Thank you!
Legal professionals, don't forget to register for our December CLE workshops! Legal Ethics in Special Education is coming up on Wednesday, December 3rd. In-person and remote options available. Register now at https://t.co/72dCMHHaaW
Our very first Hope puppet skits debuted today at St. Matthew Catholic School, performed by St. Matthew's own troupe!
Hope, our mental health awareness program, empowers young people to understand, value, and advocate for mental health—both their own and that of others.
Butler Lab School 55 students were able to engage with program speaker Caro as part of Disability Awareness week. Caro is our youngest speaker and did a phenomenal job sharing her story!