A brief informational session to learn about the Engaging Families and Young Adults Program (EFYAP), managed by Diverse Ability Incorporated and Raising Special Kids. This program trains Young Adult and Family Advisors with diverse lived experience, and “places” them within Placement Agencies in their communities. Come and learn how you can get involved! CLICK TO […]
The Center on Youth Voice, Youth Choice is a resource center for youth who have disabilities. They talk about how you can have control over your decisions after you become a legal adult. One of the ways you can do this is by using alternatives to guardianship (A2G). The Center on Youth Voice, Youth Choice does […]
Disability Rights Arizona is proud to host the 2025 African American Conference on Disabilities at the Hyatt Regency in downtown Phoenix. The conference’s disability related workshops covered a wide-range of topics that addressed the intersection between race and disabilities. As a lead up to the June conference, a virtual seminar will be offered in February […]
A brief informational session to learn about the Engaging Families and Young Adults Program (EFYAP), managed by Diverse Ability Incorporated and Raising Special Kids. This program trains Young Adult and Family Advisors with diverse lived experience, and “places” them within Placement Agencies in their communities. Come and learn how you can get involved! CLICK TO […]
Dream the Impossible: Through Resilience and Perseverance The youth summit highlights voices of Indigenous youth with disabilities and focuses on aspects of American Indian life, history, culture and heritage that can help you address today's challenges. Any Questions? Email - Dr. Kimberly Yellow Robe Kimberly.YellowRobe@bannerhealth.com or Rosa Rojas Franco rojasfranco@arizona.edu
Join us Saturday May 17th, 2025, For our 2025 Self Advocacy Conference. Our conference will be held online from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM. Join self advocates from around the country as we come together to learn, talk, and share information about the issues important to people with disabilities. This year’s conference will include: […]
Arizona Youth Leadership Forum (AZYLF) is a multi-day, peer-led conference that empowers youth and young adults who have disabilities and diversities through experiential learning, leadership development, self-advocacy, and community service. Eligibility requirements for AZYLF Identify as having a disability Be in high school, or be a young adult under the age of 26 Wish to increase […]
The African American Conference on Disabilities (AACD), co-founded by Renaldo Fowler and David Carey, is the only comprehensive conference that addresses disability rights issues at the intersection of race and disability. The conference examines avenues for self-advocacy to ensure access to necessary services and enforcement of civil rights in the African American and disability communities. […]
Prepare your teen for success with free summer Pre-ETS classes! Does your teen need support with: Learning to self-advocate? Exploring career options? Developing workplace skills? Post-secondary education options? Give them a head start this summer! Join in on engaging, hands-on Pre-Employment Transition Services (Pre-ETS) classes designed to help students build confidence and independence for life […]
Arizona Youth Leadership Forum (AZYLF) is a multi-day, peer-led conference that empowers youth and young adults who have disabilities and diversities through experiential learning, leadership development, self-advocacy, and community service. Eligibility requirements for AZYLF Identify as having a disability Be in high school, or be a young adult under the age of 26 Wish to increase […]
A brief informational session to learn about the Engaging Families and Young Adults Program (EFYAP), managed by Diverse Ability Incorporated and Raising Special Kids. This program trains Young Adult and Family Advisors with diverse lived experience, and “places” them within Placement Agencies in their communities. Come and learn how you can get involved! CLICK TO […]
The Transition Institute is free for transition-aged youth and young adults (14- 26 years old) with disabilities and their parents. PARENT TRACK: Learn about transition and employment services provided by the Division of Developmental Disabilities (DDD) and Vocational Rehabilitation and how they work together. Additionally, parents will learn about Social Security, ABLE Accounts, Supported Decision-Making, transportation […]
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