TNSTEP Workshops - East TN
Events
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Stinks to be Sue Youth Training – Part 1
OnlineWe’ll solve the mystery of Sue, a high school student whose plans for life after high school are being made without her input or needs in mind. Sue has an IEP and a transition plan, but there’s a problem: the plan is not working well for Sue. Together, we’ll look for clues, uncover what went…
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Stepping forward, stepping back: How parents can support youth moving to adult health care (Raise Project) Avanzar, retroceder: cómo los padres pueden apoyar a los jóvenes en su transición a la atención médica para adultos
OnlineThe process of moving from pediatric to adult health care involves legal and social changes. For youth with intellectual and developmental disabilities, this process often is delayed or incomplete. From sharing information and power to building new skills, this webinar will help families navigate the process of health care transition in ways that empower youth…
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Pathways to Employment and Independent Living – Training for Parents and Professionals
OnlineCompetitive Integrated Employment helps youth with disabilities build independence, gain job skills, and become active members of their community. Join us for this free, live webinar to learn how youth can work in the community, earn minimum wage or higher, and build a future after high school. Even students with significant disabilities can succeed at…
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YOUth Ignited: Why Community Advocacy Is More Important Than Ever Youth Training – Part 2
OnlineIn Part 2, we’ll explore real ways youth can speak up and become influencers on issues that matter to them, from their hometowns to the state capitol and beyond. We’ll also have a surprise guest- hint: it could be a Tennessee state senator or representative! They’ll share why it’s important for decision-makers to hear directly…
