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By working together, we can deepen our
understanding of how to create a society where everyone can learn, live, and work in communities that are equitable, inclusive and accessible. |
The Focus of Our Work
Roots of Inclusion programs and projects are designed to promote change in systems.
We provide learning opportunities and work in collaboration with others in our community to construct more equitable, inclusive and accessible systems.
Working in collaboration with partners to provide learning opportunities and resource development focused on ensuring that children and youth have equitable access to educational opportunities.
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Addressing the emotional and behavioral needs of children and youth by understanding how trauma and stress affect learning and behavior.
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Fostering strong, positive relationships between schools, families, and communities to create supportive and collaborative school culture and community.
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October is Disability History and Awareness Month
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Disability History and Awareness Month in Washington is an opportunity to focus on and recognize the contributions of individuals with disabilities and to commit to building a more inclusive and equitable society. Since 2008 in Washington state each public school is required to conduct or promote educational activities that provide instruction, awareness, and understanding of disability history and people with disabilities. The One Out of Five: Disability History and Pride project developed by the Governor's Office of the Education Ombuds, and produced by Rooted in Rights, provides resources for schools and communities.
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October is
National Disability Employment Awareness Month Each October we observe National Disability Employment Awareness Month. The theme of the 2024 observation is "Access to Good Jobs for All" and the purpose is to confirm a commitment to ensuring disabled workers have access to good jobs every day of the year.
Watch the NDEAM Animated Video to Learn More |
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Roots of Inclusion
On-Demand Learning Opportunities View recorded webinars focused on supporting children with vulnerable nervous systems and whose behaviors are misunderstood. Featuring a webinar series with Robyn Gobbel and webinar with Guy Stephens
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We all play a role in building an inclusive community
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Information Briefs
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Commitment to Social Justice
We will listen, we will examine, and we will act.
We at Roots of Inclusion stand and act in solidarity to end systemic and institutionalized racism and to work for social justice. We know that centering anti-racism and anti-ablism is the only way to address the inequity and injustice that pervade our systems and ensure that every person exists and thrives within the circle of human concern.
We at Roots of Inclusion stand and act in solidarity to end systemic and institutionalized racism and to work for social justice. We know that centering anti-racism and anti-ablism is the only way to address the inequity and injustice that pervade our systems and ensure that every person exists and thrives within the circle of human concern.
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