Webb Inclusive Workforce Consulting

05/23/2022

Great information.

Next Level Connections! A Healthy Relationships Class
A class for high school and young adult participants that focuses on different aspects of romantic relationships and tailored to neurodivergent individuals.

The first portion of the curriculum begins the following topics
◾Relationships in my life and identifying Healthy Relationships
◾Decision Making
◾Understanding consent
◾Being in/defining a relationship, knowing if you are ready?
◾Public vs. Private
◾From friend to partner/sweetheart?

The second portion of the curriculum moves on to talk about the following topics pertaining specifically to s*x education:
◾Anatomy of private areas and caring for your body
◾Puberty, and its impact on s*xual feelings
◾Decision making and safe practices when being intimate
◾An introduction to reproduction

This class consists of 6, two-hour sessions taught by male and female instructors. Sign up here: https://forms.gle/TKjwQggF42EPpjyF9

05/12/2022

Make sure everyone regardless of income is supported in our legal system.

Demand Resources for Pro Se Litigants: Support Parents Without Attorney Access!

03/08/2022

02/23/2022

The Whole Person's Youth Power Soccer Series has a NEW LOCATION for 2/26 only. They are meeting this Saturday at the Southeast Community Center, 4201 E 63rd St, Kansas City, MO 64130. (Located in Swope Park near the zoo.) Interested in the TWP Youth Power Soccer Series? Visit https://thewholeperson.org/other-services/adaptive-sports/power-soccer/youth-power-soccer-series.html.

Contact Melissa Burns, Adaptive Sports Program Manager, at 816-627-2220 or mburns@thewholeperson.org for more information.

02/17/2022

Remember to mark your calendars for another great IBT Parent Café featuring

Sean Swindler, Director of Community Program Development for the Kansas Center for Autism Research and Training at KU. Presenting on Transition and Autism ("Transitioning from school to the community")

Thursday, February 24th @ 12:00pm

IBT's PBS Series 8th Parent Café, February 24th from 12:00pm - 1:00pm
Topic: Pre-Employment Transition Services

REGISTER: https://redcap.kumc.edu/surveys/?s=739JPN8E3K

Zoom: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/89710221460?pwd=clY4UmNYS1ZwWVZ4Zm1yS1VqY3hMUT09

Meeting ID: 897 1022 1460
Passcode: 881210

Dial by your location
877 853 5257 US Toll-free
855 880 1246 US Toll-free

01/10/2022

Great resource for families.

Congress recently created the Affordable Connectivity Program, a long-term, $14 billion program, which will replace the Emergency Broadband Benefit Program. This investment in broadband affordability will help ensure we can afford the internet connections we need for work, school, health care and mo...

01/08/2022

Happy National Technology Day! Name a better crossover, I'll wait. Mid-Continent Public Library now has Chromebooks and mobile hotspots available for checkout. Get everything you need to get work done wherever you need it, all accessible with your library card!

01/04/2022

One of the positive outcomes of the pandemic experience has been the increase in remote-work opportunities for people with disabilities.

12/26/2021

Our products are long overdue for a new, fairer data framework to ensure that data is managed with people with disabilities in mind.

12/02/2021

The Missouri Women's Business Center is excited to announce the upcoming opening of a Childcare Business Recovery grant to create additional childcare spots in Columbia. Eligible entities can access up to $10,000 to expand their current level of childcare services. These funds were awards by the City of Columbia and administered by the Housing and Community Development Commission.

This grant will open on Monday, December 6 at 9am and close on Wednesday, December 8 at 5pm.

View the application information, eligibility, and full release at https://bit.ly/3lsWOxv

Eligibility Qualifications include:
-Childcare business must be located within City of Columbia city limits
-Must be licensed and have opened prior to March 15, 2020.
-Business must be owned or employ low-to-moderate income households (see release for full details)
-Businesses experienced a loss income due to the COVID-19 pandemic shown by their tax filings.

For questions regarding this grant and eligibility, view the attached information.

12/01/2021

Google wants to make it easier for people with disabilities that affect their speech to communicate with those around them and they're looking for some help.