PLEASE PRESS THE LINK BELOW TO ENTER THE MEETING VIA GOOGLE.
https://meet.google.com/ipx-opui-hop?authuser=0

PLEASE PRESS THE LINK BELOW TO ENTER THE MEETING VIA GOOGLE.
https://meet.google.com/ipx-opui-hop?authuser=0
From The Yellin Center:
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From The Good Folks at Montclair SEPAC
Please join us Monday, August 17 at 6:00 p.m. via Zoom
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Not an easy watch, but an informative one.
Acompáñenos en una conversación virtual totalmente en español. Esta es nuestra oportunidad para hablar y compartir de nuestras experiencias tras el COVID-19, el cierre de las escuelas y el aprendizaje remoto
-Discutiremos los desafíos de los estudiantes Latinos y sus familias durante el COVID-19
– Representantes de SPAN hablaran sobre los servicios y programas disponibles para las familias
-Información sobre los planes de reapertura de escuelas y como las familias pueden involucrarse.
– Acceso a recursos sobre COVID-19 y SPAN
miércoles, 5 de agosto de 2020
6:30 p.m.-8:00 p.m.
Registrese aqui:
https://voceslatinasspan.eventbrite.com
Para más información contacte a: Fanny Ochoa a fochoa@spanadvocacy.org o llame al 551-260-0046
Attention Latino parents and allies!
Join us in a virtual conversation entirely in Spanish. This is our opportunity to speak up and share our experiences during COVID-19, school closures and remote learning
-We will discuss the challenges of Latino students and their families during COVID-19
– SPAN representatives will talk about the services and programs available to families
-Information on school reopening plans; and how families can get involved.
– Access to resources on COVID-19 and SPAN
PRESS HERE TO TAKE THE SURVEY OR GET FURTHER INFORMATION
From the NJ Council on Developmental Disabilities:
“Every five years, the New Jersey Council on Developmental Disabilities develops a State Plan that reflects a comprehensive review of major service systems and issues as they affect children, teens, and adults with intellectual/developmental disabilities (I/DD) and their families in New Jersey. The State Plan is developed in accordance with the Developmental Disabilities Assistance and Bill of Rights Act of 2000 (DD Act). The Council’s work centers around system change activities.
The plan is important because it outlines goals, objectives, and activities that the NJCDD will implement in order to bring about system change. The State Plan guides the work of the Council and drives decisions about how staff and fiscal resources are used.
Right now, NJCDD is in the process of developing its Five-Year State Plan for the period from October 1, 2022 – September 30, 2026.
We are gathering input from the community to formulate our goals for the next five years. We want to hear from individuals with I/DD, families, caregivers, service providers and other stakeholders about what is working for people with developmental disabilities; what needs to change; and, how could it be changed.”
DEADINE is July31,2020
GOOGLE LIVE TRANSCRIBE Can be a very helpful APP, for your phone for aiding communications with those who are hearing impaired, deaf or have trouble processing speech. Basically, when opened it gives live closed captioning to the words you say, which come up on your phone screen and the other party can read what you have just said. They can respond with spoken words or type. You can also switch between languages.
” Live Transcribe was made in collaboration with Gallaudet University, the premier Deaf and hard of hearing university in the US.”
The Bloomfield Parks & Recreation Department requested a posting with this information:
“Bloomfield Schools Request Your Input On The Community Re-Entry Survey
Please open to read the full message.
From the good folks at Hinkle, Prior & Fischer, Attorneys at Law:
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![]() Special Olympics NJ Virtual Summer Games Here’s How to Join in the Fun… As you may know, Hinkle Prior & Fischer is actively engaged in supporting the athletes of Special Olympics New Jersey. Every year we look forward to seeing you at our booth in Olympic Village.
This year, the live Summer Games we have come to love will be replaced by a Virtual Summer Games. Click here to learn more: sonjsummergames.org. There are lots of great opportunities to support the athletes of SONJ and be a part of the Virtual Summer Games. The athletes have been preparing by conditioning and practicing at home. They are ready and excited to compete, please show your support by watching opening ceremonies, cheering on the athletes with a sign or poster and/or joining in the celebratory events. This fun, free event helps us build community and stay #JerseyStrong. Here is how to be part of the fun: 1) Mark Your Calendar – On Friday, June 5 at 7:30 p.m., the Virtual Summer Games Opening Ceremony will debut on sonjsummergames.org. Don’t miss it. 2) Be a “Fan in the Stands” – Go to this link: https://sonjsummergames.org/volunteer-registration/ to learn about ways to be part of the Virtual Opening Ceremony Video. Scroll down to upload a poster, chalk drawing, picture or video of you and your friends with words of encouragement for the athletes. 3) Join us on Social Media – Share your photos and videos to the Virtual Summer Games Facebook Group, follow and tag our social media platforms using #SONJVolunteers, #GenuineJerseyPride. 4) Be part of the dance party following the opening ceremony on June 5:
This celebration of our community can help us stay #JerseyStrong, and bring everyone together at the same time we normally would be gathering for Opening Ceremonies of the Summer Games.
The 30-minute opening ceremony video will remain on sonjsummergames.org and posted to SONJ social media accounts following the debut. Thank You! |
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