Vocational Rehabilitation and the Dept. of Labor WIOA Youth address the ways these programs can work together to support youth and students with disabilities transition to post-secondary education and/or employment. It also outlines a print resource they have developed on the same subject.
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Webinar: Watch Party – Let’s Work Documentary with the California Transition Alliance
This webinar event will include a pre-recorded viewing of the Let’s Work documentary directed by Joey Travolta with an open discussion afterward.
Webinar: State and Tribal VR Working Together: Partnerships That Allow Students and Youth with Disabilities to Succeed
Join us for updates and conversation on developing and sustaining partnerships between State Vocational Rehabilitation agencies and Tribal Vocational Rehabilitation agencies to better serve students and youth with disabilities.
Creating Partnerships for Access and Equity for Students with Disabilities in CTE
A discussion around the importance of building State and Local Collaboration among Career and Technical Education (CTE), Vocational Rehabilitation (VR), and Special Education (SpEd) partners will be presented during this webinar.
Transition Discoveries: Operationalizing Local Collaboration a Model for Success
During this session examine the value of a community, data-driven process and how local sites are implementing action plans in the areas of youth development and youth leadership.
Improving Career Outcomes for Youth with Mental Health Challenges
This webinar will focus on youth and young adults with mental health challenges. Learn about the education and employment barriers and best practices.
Practical Considerations for Work-Based Learning Experiences (WBLE) for Students with Complex Support Needs
The webinar share examples of effective practice strategies, activities, and resources to support the development and implementation of WBLE’s for students with complex support needs.
Inclusive Housing Webinar Series Part 2 – Building Partnerships to Create Affordable, Inclusive Housing and Community Engagement: Lessons Learned from the Main Street Experience
The webinar will discuss how public/private partnerships can produce innovative and localized approaches for expanding integrated housing and community connection for people with disabilities and other marginalized groups.
Main Street’s Model of Affordable, Inclusive Housing and Membership: Lessons Learned through Research & Evaluation (Part 1)
Get an introduction to Main Street, a new model of inclusive housing and community engagement located in Rockville, Maryland, which was founded on the principles of affordability, accessibility, inclusivity and choice.
Ask the Ethics Professional
This webinar will allow rehabilitation professionals and educators an opportunity to discuss ethical dilemmas encountered in their work settings.