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In 2008, Washington state legislature passed a law declaring October as Disability History Month. Until now, schools have created their own approaches to honor the month. The title of this project is “One Out of Five: Disability History and Pride” because 1 out of 5 people in the United States has a disability, and this [...]

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How to Make Halloween Less Overwhelming for a Child with Sensory Processing Disorder - by Sarah Lyons, published October, 12, 2018 Costumes, Halloween parties with sugary treats, trick-or-treating and spooky decorations are fun and exciting for most kids, but for a child with Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD), Halloween celebrations can be very overwhelming. A child with [...]

Join a flute trio of Seattle Symphony musicians for an enchanting Fall Sensory Friendly Concert! Hosted by board-certified music therapist, Mike Thomas, your family will learn about the woodwind instrument family in an environment that is designed specifically for children ages 5–8 on the Autism spectrum or with other sensory sensitivities. The concert experience includes [...]

At Clark College.  "This is the time when you get to hear how the candidates will vote on issues affecting your loved one. We need you there! The candidates need to see how many families have a loved one who experience disabilities in our community. Please come, bring your family and hear how they will [...]