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Disability events are heating up across Massachusetts, with programs such as Race, Disability & Intersectionality, The Family Leadership Training Program, Accessible & Adaptive Pools, Beaches & Beach Wheelchairs, and inclusive recreation.
• Red Sox Down Syndrome Awareness Game
• How the State is Assessing Your Child’s School's Special Education Supports
• Race, Disability, & Intersectionality
• Understanding the Massachusetts Autism Commission
• Family Leadership Training for Special-Needs Caregivers
• Explore Possibility Summit/Disability Employment
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• Financial Resources for Individuals w/ Disabilities
Inclusive summer education and fun await! Sharon Marie
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Learn About the Mass' Department of Developemental Services: Virtual Event, June 17th, with Families Like Ours in Great Barrington. Join an informative round table discussion with representatives from the DDS. This is your opportunity to learn about services, benefits, and eligibility requirements—and get your questions answered directly by ...Read more
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Disability Legislative Luncheon: Leominster, June 25th, with the Massachusetts Department of Developmental Disability Services North Central Citizens Advisory Board. The topic will be A Team to Carry On with Keynote Speaker: Alex Nadworny. Planning for TWO Generations explores a two-generation planning framework that aligns...Read more
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Disability Law Center Community Conversations: Boston/June 24th, Brockton /June 25, Virtual only/July 8th. Each year, DLC asks the disability community about the legal issues that matter most. They want to hear your concerns and work together to create positive change.CART and ASL have been requested for all events. There is still an opportunity to provide input even if you cannot attend ...Read more
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Inclusive Recreation for All Ages
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Blind Sports Day with Adaptive Sports New England: Boston, June 13th. For individuals who are blind or vision impaired ages 7 and up. Participants will be grouped by age and will rotate sport stations together. There will be eligibility requirements. Sportss will include: Goalball, Beep Baseball, Rowing, Running/Walking with a sighted guide...Read more
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Red Sox Down Syndrome Awareness Game: Boston, June 14th, with the Massachusetts Down Syndrome Congress. Watch the Red Sox take on the Texas Rangers. Get your tickets to watch from the stands with the MDSC group as the Red Sox recognize integral members of the MDSC community (by separate invite only) during the pre-game ceremonies.* Then enjoy the game with... ...Read more
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All Aboard Accessible & Adaptive Cycling for Everyone: Natick, June 13th, with The Town of Natick. Natick is partnering with All Out Adventures, who brings a fleet of adaptive and accessible tricycles and bicycles For people with mobility concerns, who identify as having a disability, or who are ready to experience accessible cycling on a variety of cycles. Advance registration is required...Read more
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Sensory-Friendly Museum Events in Western Mass: Springfield, June 14th, 9 - 11 a.m. Registration is required. The Amazing World of Dr. Seuss Museum and the Springfield Science Museum will offer some exhibits modified to provide an opportunity for people with a range of differing abilities to experience what these Museums have to offer. There will be a quiet space, sensory crafts for all ages...Read more
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Adaptive Sports New England Track Meet: Braintree June 20th. This annual track meet is a Move United Level 2 Sanctioned Competition open to wheelchair and ambulatory runners of all ability levels. Whether you’re a seasoned competitor or stepping onto the track for the first time, this is your race. * Events will include the 60m, 100m, 200m, 400m, 800m, and 1500m. Free entry for ASNE, Achilles...Read more
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Best Buddies Day with the Worcester Woo Sox: Join Best Buddies at 4:05 PM on June 27, for Best Buddies Day. Get to the ballpark early to catch pregame ceremonies highlighting Best Buddies. And don’t forget to stick around postgame for a Sunset Catch on the Field. Ticket purchase requied and includes: Your choice of Third Base Reserved seats or a ticket on the grassy Berm, a $5 contribution to Best...Read more
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Adaptive Water Ski Event: Holland, MA. June 23rd. WithThe New England Water Ski Collective, the Aqua Riders of Holland Show Ski Team and Team Hoyt New England. Open to individuals of all ages and abilities. There will be adaptive water skiing with specialized equipment, one-on-one coaching from trained volunteers, safety boats... Read more
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Transition & Adult Events
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Boston Center for Independent Living LinkedIn Workshop : Webinar, June 15th Let's Connect on LinkedIn! will teach youth ages 14-22 how to use LinkedIn, create a profile, and connect with other users professionally.* Eligibility: High School and Post secondary students 14-21 with disability documentation....Read more
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Explore Possibility Summit: Framingham, June 17th, with Mass Ability (formerly The Mass Rehabiliation Commission). MassAbility will provide transportation coordination for any participants in need. Workshop Topics: Disability Disclosure and Accommodation, Services, Supports and Community Resources, Self-Employment /Entrepreneurship, Therapy Animals, plus exhibitor tables from services ...Read more
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Youth Leadership Disability Forum: Boston, June 25th - 29th, with Partners for Youth with Disabilities. Free. For youth and young adults with disabilities. YLF participants build leadership skills and leave better prepared for future employment, higher education, and independent living.
Participants will have the opportunity to:
• Experience living on a college campus
• Hear from renowned keynote speakers
• Select from a range of workshops...Read more
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There's just not enough room! The buttons below will take you directly to pages dedicated to lot more disability events for specific diagnoses.
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