A sound education is the key to a successful life for all Americans, including those with developmental disabilities. Federal, state, and local governments each play a role in assuring that every child with a disability obtains a free, appropriate public education. These rights were hard-won by people with disabilities who paved the way for equal access to education.
Empower Oregon families experiencing disability in their pursuit of a whole life by expanding awareness, growing community, and equipping families.
The Center for Parent Information and Resources is a national website that offers videos, webinars and other training and informational materials related to early childhood, K-12 education, and transition years.
The Oregon Alliance advocates for the safety, health, and well-being of children, youth, families, and communities across Oregon.
Our Children Oregon brings together advocates, policymakers, and communities to develop and advocate for a shared agenda prioritizing the essential needs of Oregon children and their families.
This is the Special Education site within the US Department of Education providing information on grants, laws, and data.
MIUSA is a disability-led non-profit organization with headquarters in Eugene, Oregon. Their educational exchange programs, professional development, and global projects aim to advance disability rights and inclusion on a global scale. Learn about their cultural exchange programs, and their work in diverse settings. Access resources for support, education and engagement.