REAL Transition Partners: The Role of  Centers for Independent Living

SPAN Parent Advocacy Network

In this webinar we will discuss Disability-Led Supports Across the Lifespan: The Role of Centers for Independent Living.

Lunchtime LearningJoin Us! Attendees will discover how Centers for Independent Living (CILs):<ul><li>Partner with individuals to navigate the systems, while fostering independence through interdependence</li><li>Help children, youth and adults build self-advocacy skills, strengthen community connections, and successfully navigate critical life transitions from an early age</li><li>Prioritize disability-led supports that lead to more equitable effective outcomes across the lifespan</li></ul>

Guest Presenter: Kimberly Tissot is the President &amp; CEO of Able South Carolina, a disability-led Center for Independent Living, and a nationally recognized disability rights advocate.

Questions, contact Beth Cosentino: bcosentino@spanadvocacy.org

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REAL Transition Partners: The Role of Centers for Independent Living

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