webinars
Back to resourcesAbout our Webinars
RAISE hosts webinars for the RSA PTIs, individuals with disabilities and their families, and for our partners. Recordings of the webinar are available here and on our YouTube page. Each webinar is accompanied by a PowerPoint slide deck, a list of relevant resources, and other handouts for use by participants. Click on any title below to view that webinar in more detail.
The challenges for secondary-transition age youth with mental illness and their families – Part 2 NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness)
Part 2 will involve walking participants through how to use the tools shared on our Part 1 webinar. Additionally, new resources will be shared with participants that have been developed by NAMI’s Youth and Young Adults team to help provide additional support and information for families.
Date: Monday, July 15th, 2024
Time: 2pm ET
ASL and English-Spanish interpretation will be provided. Continue Reading The challenges for secondary-transition age youth with mental illness and their families – Part 2 NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness)
Secondary Transition Discoveries: Your Voice. Your Story. Your Future
Learn how to use Secondary Transition Discoveries cards to build authentic connections. Explore the pivotal role of strong relationships in empowering families to support their youth through secondary transition with confidence and resilience.
Date: Monday, April 15th, 2024
Time: 2pm ET
ASL and English-Spanish interpretation will be provided. Continue Reading Secondary Transition Discoveries: Your Voice. Your Story. Your Future
Getting on the Same Page: Helping Families and Youth to “Think College”
Join us for this free webinar to learn about the current picture of inclusive higher education in the US, and hear from college students with intellectual disability from around the country, along with educators and family members, to learn how we can “Think Higher. Think College.” together.
Date: Monday, March 18th, 2024
Time: 2pm ET
Continue Reading Getting on the Same Page: Helping Families and Youth to “Think College”