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Shaping the Future of Disability Rights 2026 Nonpartisan Candidates’ Forum

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Early Childhood Intervention

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Oct

16

CT LEND
UConn UCEDD 270 Farmington Ave Farmington Suite 181

8:30 AM

The University of Connecticut Leadership Education in Neurodevelopmental and related Disabilities (CT LEND) program is a one-year interdisciplinary leadership training program for persons with disabilities, family members, practicing professionals and graduate students at UConn and other Connecticut universities.
Oct

20

CT Leaders in Special Education
UConn UCEDD 270 Farmington Ave Farmington Suite 181

9:00 AM
Oct

22

Connecticut Early Childhood Intervention Leadership Academy
UConn UCEDD 270 Farmington Ave Farmington Suite 181

ALL DAY

UConn UCEDD

10 hours ago

A big thanks to all our partners for a successful forum! ...

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UConn UCEDD

10 hours ago

Every child deserves the support they need to learn, grow, and belong. Families deserve to be heard and included as partners in their child’s education.

This Hartford Courant headline highlights Connecticut moms organizing after struggling to access special education services. Their voices remind us why family advocacy matters—and why timely services and strong partnerships between families and schools are essential.

Read more: www.courant.com/2026/10/13/fed-up-after-struggling-to-get-services-ct-moms-organize-for-special-e...

#SpecialEducation #FamilyAdvocacy #Inclusion #Connecticut ...

Some CT moms are fed up after struggling to get special ed services. They decided they’ve had enough.

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“The parents are out here working because you guys aren’t doing what you’re supposed to do at the state level,” LaMay said.

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UConn UCEDD

4 days ago

Our CT LEND trainees can say this was a Fabulous Friday at the seminar today. Trainees join Bethanne Vergean, CDC Learn the Signs Act Early Ambassador, for a Developmental Milestone game of Jepo-party! This afternoon, we had Joe Tucker, MD, Medical Geneticist at UCOnn Health, and Maria Gyure, MS, CGC Program Director, Genetic Counseling at UConn ...

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