News and Information from the Vanderbilt Kennedy Center
Notables is a monthly e-newsletter to share stories about discoveries and best practices that are opening doors and transforming lives for children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families.
The students of Next Steps at Vanderbilt received the Perry Wallace Courage Award presented by Vanderbilt Athletics to a group or individual on campus exemplifying the courage and fortitude of Perry Wallace, the first black scholarship…
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Changing post-school pathways of youth and young adults with severe disabilities was the focus of Erik Carter’s presentation at a Congressional briefing, March 4, 2016, sponsored by the Friends of the Institute of Education Sciences (FIES)….
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Insights on education from neuroscience will be the focus of a June 2-3 symposium of interest to educators and other professionals who provide services for school-aged children and youth. Families also are welcome. Connections between reading and…
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TRIAD will continue its free monthly workshop series for parents of young children with autism spectrum disorders (ASD) in Summer 2016. Each 3-hour Saturday morning workshop focuses on providing parents and caregivers with strategies to use…
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A new model of case-based telehealth training will offer practical advice to Tennessee community health care providers on how to manage the health concerns of adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. This project awarded to the…
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