NASHIA announces a workshop on Applying Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Practices in the Brain Injury Community with Robert Franklin. Two identical sessions are available on July 6th and July 13th. Members receive a discount to these workshops and space is limited.
NASHIA joins with sister organizations (ADvancing States, NASADAD, NAMD, NASDDDS, and NASMPHD) to host listening sessions related to the new CMS Proposed Rules that impact access to care for individuals with disabilities.
SOS Registration is now open! Find all you need to know here. Join us for the virtual pre-conference, the in-person sessions in Minneapolis, or both!! Don't miss the deadlines for 1) the Legacy Scholarship, 2) the sponsorship early bird rate, 3) the hotel discount deadline, and 4) the early registration rate.
No-cost meeting space is available at this year's SOS for ACL Grantees. Reserve your space soon!
The Leading Practices Academy on Behavioral Health and Brain Injury is accepting applications for new Academy participants for 2023-2024. For more information, go here.
As a part of Executive Director Rebeccah Wolfkiel's on-going participation n the NASEM TBI Forum, she presented at the Improving Systems of Follow-Up Care for TBI workshop on May 9th in D.C.
OPPORTUNITY FOR ALL GRANTEES: CILs, DD Councils, P&As, UCEDDs, TBI State Partnerships, and PNS-CCE
NASHIA's Maria Crowley and Jill Ferrington will be facilitating a new RISE (Results in Systems Excellence) e-Learning Community on Maximizing Employment for People with Brain Injury Through Collaboration.
Registration is open for this year's SOS Conference!
For the this year's 34th Annual State of the States Conference, NASHIA is hosting a one day virtual pre-conference with plenary sessions from experts on Sept. 7 AND a three-day in-person conference in Minneapolis, MN with our traditional conference format of plenary and concurrent sessions from Sept. 12th -14th.
