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Jordan’s Principle – Putting Children First with Brittany Mathews, FNCS – #AdvoCon2021
Post last updated October 16, 2026
Jordan’s Principle – Putting Children First with Brittany Mathews, @CaringSociety – #AdvoCon2021 #bced #EquitableAccess
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8 things to do to prepare your child with disabilities (and yourself!) for return to school in 2021
Post last updated October 31, 2026
8 things to do to prepare your child with disabilities (and yourself!) for return to school in 2021 #bced #BackToSchool
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IEPs – What You Need To Know – #AdvoCon2021
Post last updated October 16, 2026
IEPs – What You Need To Know – #AdvoCon2021 with @DecisionTree007 – don’t miss the earlybird ticket deadline Sep 3 to catch this popular workshop at our online advocacy conference! #bced #bcedchat
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Help us keep Social Groups going
Post last updated October 16, 2026
We’ve been hosting accessible social groups sessions and pop-up events online for free! Help us keep these events going in the fall with no fee for our attendees.
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Support AdvoCon
Post last updated October 16, 2026
AdvoCon is a great opportunity for businesses and organizations to reach our audience and let them know that you share their values. Our membership and follower base has grown significantly over the past few years, we’re reaching more people now than ever!
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Reading with Kim Block – July 24
Post last updated July 28, 2021
These empowering stories, written by author Kim Block, talk about stuttering in a matter of fact tone with the goal of fostering empathy and acceptance for children who stutter. With art that intentionally reflects all different examples of diverse abilities, nationality and cultural practices.
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Reading with Linda Grace Smith – June 16
Post last updated July 2, 2021
With child friendly language and rhyming verse, Linda Grace Smith explores the value and power of one. To begin, One Too Many introduces children’s rights. It touches on the basics of shelter, clothing, healthcare, food, water, education, safety and belonging. Then, it sparks conversations towards practical action and community transformation.
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