Online registration is required for all WarmLine activities and training. For assistance, call Warmline at 916-455-9500.
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ACTIVITIES FOR FAMILIES & PARENTS
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SPECIAL EDUCATION WORKSHOPS
Understanding Special Education (register) (flyer) Monday, August 28 ROSEVILLE Dive into the IEP (register) Thursday, September 7 NEVADA CITY It's All About Me: Student Led IEPs (register) Saturday, September 16 ELK GROVE Transition Resource Fair (register) Thursday, September 28 SACRAMENTO |
PROJECT LEADERSHIP*
WarmLine presents a seven-part series to provide advocacy and leadership training for family members who represent children with special needs. Topics are designed to teach effective communication for community, legislative and other advocacy.
Register for all (recommended) or individual sessions:
SEPTEMBER 9 - "Knowing the Past to Change the Future: History and Purpose of Advocacy" http://bit.ly/2tjdnmC
SEPTEMBER 23 - "Rules of the Road: Systems, Laws, and Entitlements" http://bit.ly/2uwdieF
OCTOBER 7 - "Becoming a Mover and Shaker: Working with Decision-Makers for Change" http://bit.ly/2u2bac7
OCTOBER 21 - "Playing Well with Others: Enhancing Communication" http://bit.ly/2uvMHOT
NOVEMBER 4 - "Telling Your Story: Developing and Presenting Stories to Others" http://bit.ly/2u23jvi
NOVEMBER 18 - "Ways You Can Serve: Participating on Decision Making Bodies" http://bit.ly/2vv3b78
DECEMBER 2 - "Solidifying Partnerships: Connecting with Local Change Makers" http://bit.ly/2tjbFS2
All workshops will be held Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in Sacramento. Participants will receive gift card at end of each session. Childcare not available.
*Featuring curriculum by Family Voices of California.
WarmLine presents a seven-part series to provide advocacy and leadership training for family members who represent children with special needs. Topics are designed to teach effective communication for community, legislative and other advocacy.
Register for all (recommended) or individual sessions:
SEPTEMBER 9 - "Knowing the Past to Change the Future: History and Purpose of Advocacy" http://bit.ly/2tjdnmC
SEPTEMBER 23 - "Rules of the Road: Systems, Laws, and Entitlements" http://bit.ly/2uwdieF
OCTOBER 7 - "Becoming a Mover and Shaker: Working with Decision-Makers for Change" http://bit.ly/2u2bac7
OCTOBER 21 - "Playing Well with Others: Enhancing Communication" http://bit.ly/2uvMHOT
NOVEMBER 4 - "Telling Your Story: Developing and Presenting Stories to Others" http://bit.ly/2u23jvi
NOVEMBER 18 - "Ways You Can Serve: Participating on Decision Making Bodies" http://bit.ly/2vv3b78
DECEMBER 2 - "Solidifying Partnerships: Connecting with Local Change Makers" http://bit.ly/2tjbFS2
All workshops will be held Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in Sacramento. Participants will receive gift card at end of each session. Childcare not available.
*Featuring curriculum by Family Voices of California.
