August Interstate Connections Newsletter
General Disability Etiquette – Hearing Impairments Get their attention before speaking Do: Gently tap the person on the shoulder, wave, or use another method to get their attention before speaking. Don’t: Start speaking to someone without first ensuring you have their attention. These “Think Again” reminders are courtesy of ILICIL
News from DAC NEW
As summer begins to wind down, notices of back-to-school events and sales show up in stores and around communities. There is a lot of information out there for younger students with disabilities returning to school, but what about older students with disabilities transitioning into college?
Partnerships for Action, Voices for Empowerment (PAVE) in Washington State has a…
News from Northwest ADA Center – Idaho
QUESTION:
What counts as a service animal?
ANSWER:
Only dogs, and in specific instances, miniature…
Back to School Hub for Mental Health
As the school year begins, students and families face a mix of excitement, pressure, and uncertainty. Whether you’re a young person navigating new challenges or a caregiver looking to support your…
News from Self-Directed PA Services
What to expect when you get the call to evacuate in an emergency? The recent fires are a reminder that evacuation orders can come with little warning. For people with disabilities “grab and go” isn’t that simple. There are…