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Navigating the Unknown:
What Life Without the Department of Education Means for Your Child's Rights and Services
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Free Q & A with Special Education Attorneys
A conversation with special education attorneys to sort through the myths & fear mongering so you can focus on getting your child the help they need.
Discover what the Department of Education currently does and how your child's educational plan would be impacted if it went away.
Get informed about educational laws and what you can do to get support when you need it.
When: Monday, January 13th, 2025 @ 12 PM EST
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Here's to Learning, Growing and Empowering Ourselves Together
Rebecca
Take a look at our lineup of speakers!
Rebecca Robbins
Rebecca Robbins is the proud owner of Mind ShaperSLP, LLC where she proudly provides speech therapy, executive functioning coaching, and her proprietary social group program, Buddy Group, to autistic individuals across their lifespan so that all her clients can lead fruitful & fulfilling lives, no matter their age or abilities. Rebecca also believes in the impactful role parents play in their child’s life, which is why her practice provides parent consultation services and online parent training programs to empower parents to be their child’s best advocates and allies.
Michael Gilberg
A Special Education Attorney and Autistic self-advocate who devotes his legal career to representing children with disabilities to ensure they get the appropriate education they’re entitled to under the law, which he was denied.
Michael D. Raffaele
Founding member of Raffaele & Associates, a boutique education civil rights law firm in PA. Michael represents primary and secondary education students (and their families) in the nexus of special education, school discipline, and juvenile justice. In higher education matters, he represents students with disabilities to help them secure reasonable accommodations, rectify discrimination, and receive full access and fair treatment in disciplinary and Title IX proceedings.
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