Join us to be introduced to the National Technical Assistance Center on Quality Employment in Vocational Rehabilitation and review an employer self-evaluation to support individuals with disabilities. The webinar will be led by Dr. Tim Tansey, University of Wisconsin and moderated by Kimberly Wickert, RETAIN Kentucky, HDI, University of Kentucky.

Presenters: Sarah Elise Craig, M.S. CF-SLP Learning Objectives: This presentation focuses on how eye gaze works to access low tech and high tech AAC. Discussion will include how low-tech visual gaze systems work, calibrating an AAC device for eye gaze access, and changing eye gaze settings - including dwell time and spacing.  

The College and Career Studies program at UK provides students a fully inclusive college experience. With chosen supports and person-centered planning, students will be part of all areas of campus life, from classes and clubs to social events and activities. Presenter: Erin Fitzgerald; College & Career Studies Coordinator

Presenters: Angela Cooper, Regional Child Care Administrator, Child Care Aware of Kentucky, Human Development Institute; Kate Dean, Regional Child Care Administrator, Child Care Aware of Kentucky, Human Development Institute; Christine Hausman, Content Coordinator of Training, Child Care Aware of Kentucky, Human Development Institute; and Joanne Rojas, Associate Director, Child Care Aware of Kentucky, Human Development Institute. […]

Project SCOPE ECHO provides information and resources about current and emerging knowledge and evidence-based practices for supporting children and families impacted by prenatal opioid exposure. Project SCOPE ECHO is intended for healthcare providers, educators, community-based professionals, and caregivers of children with prenatal opioid exposure. Session Date and Topic: March 25: Developmental Outcomes

Join us for a Drop-in Art Exhibition of creativity and community connections. This show highlights art created by disabled artists, art featuring models with disabilities, and arts-related assistive technology.

Join the Human Development Institute, the Martin Luther King Center, and the Disability Resource Center for a 60-minute discussion with Dr. Lamar Hardwick. Dr. Lamar Hardwick is a pastor and autism advocate with a passion to continually contribute to the challenge of changing our culture for the better. This event is open to all students, […]

Presenter: Laura Butler, Disability Program Administrator, UK-HDI Hosted By: University of Kentucky Human Development Institute (HDI), Southeast ADA Center, Burton Blatt Institute (BBI) at Syracuse University. Contact for More Information Southeast ADA Center Email: seadawebinars@syr.edu Phone: 404-541-9001 Web: adasoutheast.org  

Presenter: David Stapleton, Ph.D., Tree House Economics During this session, renowned disability economist Dr. Stapleton will: Provide an overview of the field of disability economics, it’s history and current status Discuss the well-established relationship between poverty and disability, and its implications for policy, advocacy, research, and service delivery Describe the economic impact of the COVID-19 […]

Project SCOPE ECHO provides information and resources about current and emerging knowledge and evidence-based practices for supporting children and families impacted by prenatal opioid exposure. Project SCOPE ECHO is intended for healthcare providers, educators, community-based professionals, and caregivers of children with prenatal opioid exposure. Session Date and Topic: April 1: Education and Academic Concerns

We have extended our Arts Gallery Showcase for two more days. Please join us for a Drop-in Art Exhibition of creativity and community connections. This show highlights art created by disabled artists, art featuring models with disabilities, and arts-related assistive technology.