Category: Events

Apr 11 2012

Conferencia de Autismo en Español

QUÈ: Una Conferencia de 1 día, para padres, familiares, amigos y profesionales que apoyan a padres Latinos que tienen hijos con Trastornos del Espectro de Autismo

CUÁNDO: Sábado 21 de abril, 2012.
                9am – 4pm


DÓNDE: En IndependenceFirst
             540 South 1st Street
             Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53204

GRATIS: Almuerzo, Actividades para los Niños,  y Talleres para los Hermanos
Se requiere inscribirse. Contacte a Martha Lechuga al 877.374.4645, 414.374-4645 ó mlechuga@wifacets.org

TEMAS:

  • Autismo: Entendiendo el Rompecabezas
  • La Comunicación No-Verbal & las Conductas Desafiantes
  • Lo que los Padres Necesitan Saber sobre los Medicamentos
  • Terapias en Casa & Otros Tratamientos
  • Viviendo con su Hijo(a) Mientras Espera por Servicios
  • Preparando a su Hijo(a) para la Transición a la Vida Adulta
  • Construyendo Redes de Apoyo entre Amigos y Familiares
  • Apoyando a una Persona que Tiene un Niño(a) con Autismo
  • Cómo el Autismo esta Afectando a las Familias Hispanas
  • Riéndose del Autismo: Historias Graciosas Sobre la Crianza de Hijos(as) con Autismo


Patrocinado por: Depto. de Instrucción Pública de WI, Sociedad de Autismo del Sureste de Wisconsin, IndependenceFirst, Colegio Alverno y Wisconsin FACETS.



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Apr 11 2012

Autism Conference in Spanish

WHAT: A 1-day Conference for parents, relatives and professionals supporting Latino Parents with Children with ASD

WHEN: Saturday April 21st 2012
           9am – 4pm


WHERE: At IndependenceFirst
             540 South 1st Street
             Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53204

FREE: Children Activities, Tutoring and Sibshops. Registrations required. Contact Martha Lechuga at 877.374.4645, 414.374-4645 or mlechuga@wifacets.org

TOPICS:

  • Autism: Understanding the Puzzle
  • Non-Verbal Communication & Challenging Behavior
  • What Parents Need to Know about Medications
  • In-Home Treatments & Other Approaches
  • Living with your Child while Waiting for Services
  • Preparing your Child to Transition to the Adult Life
  • Building Networks among Friends and the Extended Family
  • Supporting a Person Who Have a Child with ASD
  • How Autism Affects Hispanic Families
  • Laughing with Autism: the funniest stories about parenting a child with ASD


Sponsored by: WI-DPI, Autism Society of SE Wisconsin, IndependenceFirst, Alverno College & WI FACETS.

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Apr 3 2012

Youth Leadership Summits - Milwaukee & Waukesha

For high school students with disabilities who are interested in becoming leaders and advocates for themselves and others with disabilities. June 25-29 in Milwaukee or July 16-20 in Waukesha.

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Apr 2 2012

CAMPUS INCLUSION LEADERSHIP TRAINING FOR STUDENTS WITH AUTISM - August 2012

If you are a current college undergraduate student who identifies on the Autism Spectrum, including Autistic Disorder, Asperger’s Syndrome, and Pervasive Developmental Disorder Not Otherwise Specified, with a strong interest in the Disability Rights and Autistic Rights movements, we invite you to apply for this leadership training.

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Apr 2 2012

CIRCLES OF LIFE 2012 - Register by April 9

Wisconsin’s Annual Conference for Families of Children with Disabilities & Professionals is a conference for families who have children of any age with disabilities or special health care needs and the professionals who support and provide services for them. Held April 26 & 27 in Madison.

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Apr 2 2012

What’s After High School? - Brussels (4/17)

Everything You Need to Know About Supports and Resources for Youth with Disabilities and Special Health Care Needs. Training for parents, caregivers, youth and providers on the transition to adult life for youth with disabilities and/or special health care needs.

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Apr 2 2012