![]() ASPED Families Workshop Series Resilience, coffee,
and community: In this interactive workshop, Dr. Sarah Taylor will share insights from her research on advocacy with over 300 parents of children with disabilities as well as her personal experiences in advocating for her 11-year-old son with fragile X syndrome. Participants will learn about core advocacy strategies as well as how the parenting and advocacy journey shifts as children grow. Wednesday, December 6, 2017 Following the presentation a panel Panelists: Lilian P. Ansari MS in Psychology, Advocate, and Parent of children with disabilities Carrie Blanche M.Ed, Advocate and Tutor (grades 6-12), retired Educator and Education/Full Inclusion Specialist, and former Special Education Coordinator Bronwyn Harris Author of Literally Unbelievable: Stories from an East Oakland Classroom and Multiple Subject Teaching Credential Christine Strena M. Ed, Educational Therapist, Parent of a child with a disability, and Advocate
Dr. Sarah Taylor MSW, PhD, Associate Professor in Social Work at CSU East Bay, and Parent of a child with a disability
Professor Emerita, former Dean at CSU East Bay, and Grandparent of children with disabilities
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