Embracing Neurodiversity: Class of 2023 Poised to Redefine Entrepreneurial Landscape
A recent study conducted by ZenBusiness revealed that the upcoming Class of 2023 is redefining conventional notions of leadership and entrepreneurship by recognizing neurodiversity as a powerful asset. The findings shed light on the transformative potential of cognitive diversity in driving innovation and reshaping the business landscape. In an effort to help this class take […]
Transition Planning and Individualized Education Programs
For students transitioning from high school to college, understanding their Individualized Education Program (IEP) plays a crucial role. Collaborating with educators, community members, and their family to develop a comprehensive transition plan can help support a smooth journey into college.
New Infant Mental Health Podcast launched!
Meaningful Moments Check out the new podcast that focuses on infant mental health topics that support the emotional wellbeing of all families. The podcast is a collaborative effort from the Virginia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services (through a contract with the Partnership for People with Disabilities/VCU). New episodes will be released monthly. Join […]
Healing Narratives Art Exhibit
Check out the new Healing Narratives Art Exhibit at VCU Health. The Healing Narratives art exhibit brings together the research and perspectives of BIPOC with IDD (co-researchers) to create a powerful narrative around patient-doctor communication. The artwork, which includes digital media sculptures, paintings, and photographs, is informed by the co-researcher’s experiences navigating healthcare systems, as […]
Exciting Opportunity at the White House! ?️
Our Executive Director, Parthy Dinora, had the honor of representing the voice of people with disabilities and families at a White House event on June 1st, alongside colleagues Teri Morgan from the Virginia Board for People with Disabilities and Tonya Milling from The Arc of Virginia. Together, they attended the “Communities in Action: Building a […]