The Special Education Acronym Dictionary provides clear definitions of common abbreviations used in special education. It covers essential terms like IEP (Individualized Education Program), FAPE (Free Appropriate Public Education), and IDEA (Individuals with Disabilities Education Act). This resource helps parents, educators, and advocates better understand special education processes, services, and legal requirements.

The Free Online Resources flyer offers valuable links and support tools for parents, advocates, and educators in the special education community. It highlights organizations which provide guidance on disability services and advocacy. Additionally, it recommends resources for easy-to-understand information on special education law and best practices for advocacy. These tools aim to empower families navigating special education systems and connect them with relevant experts and services.

This podcast, hosted by Michael Boll, Director of Operations at CSNLG and proud father of a son with autism, features Sarah Baum, a former education specialist turned non-attorney advocate. Sarah offers practical guidance on navigating the special education system, including tips for managing IEP meetings and assessments. The episode provides insights into legal frameworks and actionable strategies to help families advocate effectively for their children’s educational needs.

The special education process can be overwhelming and confusing, but it doesn't have to be. Watch our webinar to learn about the roles of educational advocates and attorneys and discover how they can support you in navigating your child's IEP journey.

Watch our 5/3/2024 interview by Laszlo Jajczay, Podcast Host of Friends with Wheels, to learn more about Empower You Advocacy’s services and mission.

Watch our 11/15/23 webinar to learn about IEP accommodations, their implementation, differences from modifications, and the importance of parental involvement and school communication.

Watch our 10/11/23 webinar to learn how to create effective, measurable IEP goals, emphasizing detailed present levels and SMART criteria for children's educational success.