The Arc of King County and the University of Washington Haring Center have teamed up to offer this two-tiered training series for professionals in educational and recreational programs who would like to better engage people with social, behavioral, and cognitive differences.
Did you know that disability is form of diversity? Many people don't. Disability is often left out of equity and social justice conversations, however people with disabilities are one of the most marginalized and dis-empowered groups. Join this workshop to become part of the solution. Together we will discuss how our thoughts impact our words and the way we treat people with disabilities to help each person identify their role in creating a culture of inclusion.
Trainers are people with disabilities, family members, and allies.
$700 for stand-alone training; $250 if paired with the Tier 2 Training (optional). To schedule this training, contact us at ask@arcofkingcounty.org.
Participants will gain hands-on skills to deliver inclusive programs. Topics include Universal Design for Learning and multi-tiered systems of support, tips for modifying curriculum and activities, setting up your environment for success, and effective communication strategies.
Trainers are professional educators from the Haring Center, teachers, and Board Certified Behavior Analysts.
$600 for stand-alone training; $400 if paired with the Tier 1 Training. To schedule this training contact Julie Ashmun at pdutrain@uw.edu
Number of trainees will be discussed.
Both training's are most effective in 3 hour blocks (6 hours total), but can be modified to 2 hours each (not recommended).
