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We aim to strengthen communities so that everyone can learn, work, feel included, and thrive. We do this by leading research, providing education and training, and building partnerships.
@kucdisabilities.bsky.socialIntroducing the State of the States’ Data Ambassadors! The Data Ambassadors are knowledgeable in I/DD data and data accessibility to advance leadership in policy, education, research, and practice.
Learn more @ stateofthestates.ku.edu/data-ambassadors.
@kucdisabilities.bsky.socialSelf-advocate Sarah Carmany has spent years working to end subminimum wages and expand competitive, integrated employment. In this clip, she explains why equal pay and community employment matter.
@kucdisabilities.bsky.socialThe TPE Alumni Council is a group of TPE graduates that represent their program in state advocacy, organize their alumni and events, and help advise their staff. Learn more about TPE and find a free information session near you: tpe.ku.edu/events/info-...
@kucdisabilities.bsky.socialKUCD staff Ryan Henley and Sean Tyree presented to the KU Transition to Postsecondary Education (TPE) Alumni Council! Drawing on their own experiences building careers in research, Ryan and Sean talked about the importance of self-advocacy and shared strategies for success.
@kucdisabilities.bsky.socialMeaningful work allows people with disabilities to contribute, grow, and know that their skills are valued.
Hear Molly share her perspective @ stateofthestates.ku.edu/35-years-com...
@kucdisabilities.bsky.socialSarah Carmany and host Jean Winsor discuss ABLE accounts, the “benefits cliff”, and the barriers that can prevent people with disabilities from building financial security.
Hear more @ stateofthestates.ku.edu/35-years-com...
