• Hosting inclusive events that bring together families, educators, and students from across schools and programs, like social gatherings, family nights, groups outings, and playdates.

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• Creating opportunities for peer connection and support, like informal meetups, coffee chats, and parents’ night out.

• Providing resources and guidance to help families navigate services, supports, and special education systems.

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• Offering workshops and information sessions on relevant topics, like IEP process, advocacy, and mental health.

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• Connecting families with one another through support groups or parent-to-parent mentorships.

• Advocating for inclusive classrooms, programs, and events where all students are welcomed and valued.

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• Partnering with schools to create learning environments that reflect the strengths and needs of all learners.

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• Celebrating diversity through awareness campaigns, inclusive celebrations, and storytelling.

 

• Providing education and resources that build empathy, reduce stigma, and deepen understanding of disabilities and neurodiversity.

 

• Encouraging curiosity, compassion, and respect in the school community.

• Maintaining open lines of communication with district leadership, principals, and educators.

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• Working together on initiatives that support student well-being and inclusive practices.

 

• Ensuring families' perspectives are included in school planning and programming.

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• Encouraging staff engagement with connectED events and activities.