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Self-Advocacy Training Event


For Students, ages 11-22

Enrolled in Future Ready/Occupational Course of Study (OCS)



Deciding what YOU want, speaking up for YOURSELF, making YOUR own choices, solving problems on YOUR own, setting goals that matter to YOU – these are all important components of Self-Advocacy. Me 101 is an opportunity for youth with disabilities to learn more about taking an active leadership role in their own lives by identifying a circle of support, creating a vision statement

for themselves, establishing post-secondary goals and recognizing the benefits of sharing information about theirdisability with others. This training leans on the premise of “ Nothing About Me, Without Me."


Students who attend the training and complete the self-advocacy paperwork will receive a $25 check by mail.


Learning Objectives


Upon completion of this training, students and their families will be able to:


  • Summarize Self-Advocacy and why it is important
  • Recognize who could be included in a circle of support
  • Develop a Vision Statement for the student’s future
  • Create goals for life after high school
  • List the benefits of disability disclosure



May 13th, 6:00–7:00 PM

May 18th, 6:00–7:00 PM

Student in Extended Content Standards (ECS) will have this same webinar content but on different days, May 11th or 20th. Click here to register for these sessions

1-800-962-6817

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www.ecac-parentcenter.org