Whose Responsibility Is It To 

Build Inclusive Communities?

Lisa Drennan from MERGE Inclusion Consultation has the best answer. It's probably not what 

you're thinking of...

Click on the image below to find out the answer.

I loved when Lisa said, Inclusion is not a switch to turn off and on...it's a dial to turn up.
She was a recent guest on our live show and spoke about "Advocating for All: Inclusion in Every Corner of the Community."
 

Catch the replay and hear Lisa describe how 

"Being inclusive is financially beneficial for organizations."
She gave us tips on how to:
"Build inclusion into your programs, don’t just add it on."
Lisa also reminded us to:
"Share good experiences to inspire more inclusive practices."
You can connect with Lisa by clicking on this link.

Have you ever been in an IEP meeting and it becomes obvious that your child's IEP is not being followed?
What do you say beside threatening to file for a due process hearing?
Click here to see what you can say when your child's IEP isn't being followed.

And speaking of following, make sure you Follow my Facebook page, The Art of Advocacy for more advocacy tips.

Please remember we can’t separate our advocacy from humanity. 

Our advocacy must go beyond us as individuals or our individual children. 

We need to Connect for Change!