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World of Posiblities
2009 Expo
Friends of the Expo:
Co-Sponsor
MSDE (Maryland State
Department of Education)
Media Sponsors
680 WCBM
Talk Radio
ABILITY Magazine
More Friends of the Expo
MDLC (Maryland
Disability Law Center)
Mobility Consulting
& Contracting Co.
W.E.A.N. (Women Embracing
Abilities Now)
Prince George's County
Infants & Toddlers Program
KING GIMP
(Dan Keplinger)
Brain Injury
Association of America
FOCAS (Families of
Children with Autism
Support Group)
DateAble, Inc.
MCIL (Making Choices
for Independent Living, Inc.)
VME (Volunteers for
Medical Engineering, Inc.)
UCP (United Cerebral Palsy)
The League for People
with Disabilities
Cross Disability
Rights Coalition
EmployABLE 2009
Disabilities Career Fair
:
Sponsored by:
Baltimore County Commission On Disabilities
Funded by:
Maryland Department Of Disabilities
Partnering with:
Mayors Commission
on Disabilities
Baltimore County
Commission on Disabilities
Welcome BRAC
Department of Labor
Licensing and Regulation (DLLR)
Division of Rehabilitation
Services (DORS)
League for People
with Disabilities
MCIL (Making Choices
for Independent Living)
The Mayor's Office
of Employment Development (MOED)
Baltimore County Office of
Workforce Development (BCOWD)
Workshop Schedule
Don't Miss the World of Possibilities Expo and the Many Informative Workshops!
MINI-CONFERENCE FOR FAMILIES OF STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES Sponsored by MSDE
May 6, 2009
@
11:00am
How to be an IEP (Informed, Effective Parent) Team Member
Speaker:
Debbie Wetzel and Katy Schieman
Organization:
Partners for Success Center,Anne Arundel County Public Schools
A child’s Individualized Education Program (IEP) is the cornerstone of his or her special education program. IEP team members (parents and the local school system) have the opportunity to combine their special areas of expertise and jointly craft an appropriate education program for the student. Please join us to learn how to be a more informed effective parent as part of the IEP team by increasing your knowledge of the school system’s procedures, while learning skills in organizing and presenting observations about your child, and enhancing your role as an informed and active participants in the special education process.
May 6, 2009
@
12:30pm
Meet Dan Keplinger – “King Gimp”
Speaker:
Dan Keplinger
Organization:
Come meet and talk with Dan Keplinger. You’ll forget he has cerebral palsy and you’ll remember his inspiration. Enter Dan’s universe through his art as you explore the richness of a virtual gallery of his paintings and hear his commentary on being an artist.
May 6, 2009
@
2:00pm
Positive Visions and Practical Solutions for Inclusion
Speaker:
Kim Marchman
Organization:
Partners for Success Coordinator, Harford County Public Schools
This training will provide participants with ideas and tools to create positive visions for children with disabilities. In addition, practical and creative ideas and solutions for inclusion will be presented and discussed. Participants will walk away with real life examples of how positive visions and inclusion can truly benefit children with disabilities.
May 7, 2009
@
11:00 am
How to be an IEP (Informed, Effective Parent) Team Member
Speaker:
Debbie Wetzel and Katy Schieman
Organization:
Partners for Success Center,Anne Arundel County Public Schools
A child’s Individualized Education Program (IEP) is the cornerstone of his or her special education program. IEP team members (parents and the local school system) have the opportunity to combine their special areas of expertise and jointly craft an appropriate education program for the student. Please join us to learn how to be a more informed effective parent as part of the IEP team by increasing your knowledge of the school system’s procedures, while learning skills in organizing and presenting observations about your child, and enhancing your role as an informed and active participants in the special education process.
May 7, 2009
@
12:30pm
Successful Transitions – Life After School
Speaker:
Andrea Freedman, Jesse Magee
Organization:
Meet Andrea and Jesse and listen to their success stories about moving on in the adult world. Hear their advice about successful transitions and what has worked for them.
May 7, 2009
@
2:00pm
Positive Visions and Practical Solutions for Inclusion
Speaker:
Kim Marchman
Organization:
Partners for Success Coordinator, Harford County Public Schools
This training will provide participants with ideas and tools to create positive visions for children with disabilities. In addition, practical and creative ideas and solutions for inclusion will be presented and discussed. Participants will walk away with real life examples of how positive visions and inclusion can truly benefit children with disabilities.
May 7, 2009 Vista Room
@
11:00am, 1:00pm and 3:00pm
Emergency Preparedness - Vista Room
Speaker:
Jay Ringold, Scott Brillman, JoAnne Knapp
Organization:
Baltimore County Emergency Mgmt, Baltimore City Mayor's Office of Emergency Mgmt., MD Dept. of Disabilities
How people with disabilities and their families can prepare for natural or man-made disasters or emergencies.
How individuals with disabilities can prepare to evacuate or shelter in a place for a minimum of 72 hours without formal emergency management assistance.
Additional information for first responders, provider agencies and employers will be available.
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Caring Communities, Inc.
5360-E Enterprise St.
Eldersburg, Maryland 21784
Caring Communities, Inc. is a Non-Profit 501 (c)(3) organization.
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