Stakeholder training is aimed at equipping stakeholders - parents, educators, service providers, advocates and others - with skills that enhance their capacity to communicate, negotiate and prevent conflict from escalating. A wide variety of topics may be included in the training curriculum and the learning setting can vary from short workshops provided to small groups, to all-day courses provided at state-wide conferences. 

Working Together Online Learning Series

The Working Together Series includes five interactive self-directed courses. This foundational series for family members and educators includes the following courses: Course 1: Introduction to the Working Together Series - Available now! Course 2: IEP Meetings and Beyond - Available now! Course 3:...Learn more

ASPIRE (Active Student Participation Inspires Real Engagement) - Georgia

ASPIRE promotes self-determination and self-advocacy skills to prepare students for educational, career, and independent living decisions that they will need to make in adulthood.

Youth Leadership Academy: School to Life (S2L) - Tennessee

In 2016, the Council on Developmental Disabilities launched a new partnership with TN's Centers for Independent Living (CILs) on a multi-year initiative to provide training to transition-aged youth across the state.

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