Events

DATE & TIME	TYPE	LOCATION	EVENT DESCRIPTION
December 13, 2018 1:30 PM	Webinar	Webinar	Culturally Responsive Practices for Youth and Young Adults with and At Risk for Disabilities Culturally responsive practices is of paramount importance given the marked demographics shifts in the U.S. population. In order to continue to meet the evolving needs of all students and clients- especially culturally and linguistically diverse youth and young adults with and at risk for disabilities; a greater understanding of equity and inclusion in education is warranted. This session is designed to center the importance of culture in the application of pedagogical and behavioral interventions. We intend to demonstrate how culturally responsive practices can be used to build positive-student teacher and VR counselor relationships; enhance teacher/counselor-parent collaboration and communication, and foster an inclusive and caring learning environment with high expectations with the goal of positively improving educational and employment outcomes. Presenters: Dr. Bettie Ray Butler & Doctoral Fellow Sonja Gadd both from the Urban Education Collaborative & NTACT at the University of North Carolina, Charlotte Watch the Webinar Downloads Powerpoint.pdf
June 20, 2019 3:00 PM ET	Webinar	Webinar	Everyone Can Work! Paid Work Experiences for Students with Disabilities Register Now Work can be an invaluable experience in a high school student’s life; it not only means being able to earn money, but it also promotes a sense of accomplishment while simultaneously fostering autonomy and developing several skills that will be useful after graduation. In this session national and state presenters will provide outcome data and share information and resources related to effective programs, projects, and activities that engaged students in paid work experiences. Watch the Webinar Downloads NTACT Paid Work Experiences Webinar - 6-20-19.pdf
April 21, 2020 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM (Eastern)	Webinar		Instagram, Snapchat, TikTok and Beyond – Using Social Media for Peer to Peer Engagement NTACT, WINTAC, and Y-TAC hosted this webinar on Tuesday, April 21 Presenters: Erin Weierbach – Parent Education & Advocacy Leadership (PEAL) Center; Ali Hrasok - Lehigh Carbon Community College; Samantha Cook, Alphonso Murphy, David Quilleon – Best Buddies International Participants learned to: • increase knowledge of effective social media strategies that actively engage teenagers and young adults • develop an understanding of resources and supports that are available through national and state related peer to peer engagement organizations • discuss effective virtual and distance learning cross-system resources for teenagers and young adults that promote self-determination/self-advocacy and support successful postsecondary outcomes Online discussion will be hosted through the Transition Coalition. Updated materials, including the recorded, captioned webinar are posted below. View in Full Screen, for best view. Watch the Webinar (external link) Downloads Participant Version - Social Media for Peer2Peer Engagement.pptx Participant Version - Social Media for Peer2Peer Engagement.pdf Managing Social Distancing.pdf Social Mediums for Peer to Peer Engagement - May 5, 2020 DRAFT.pdf
October 06, 2016 3:00 pm EST	Webinar		NTACT "Ask the Expert" Transition Tips to Start Your Year Off Right! Sponsored by NTACT Dr. Mary Morningstar and Sarah Roberts share strategies about what you can do to start your year off right. Learn about the most important domains for transition, and how to prioritize your time and energies! Get ideas, new resources, advice and strategies. This event is for ALL transition stakeholders (teacher, coordinator, VR counselor, agency personnel). Downloads Transition-Tips-Presentation1.pdf
March 14, 2019 3:00 PM ET	Webinar	Webinar	NTACT Tool Release Alert: Transition Gradebook is Released Register Now In this webinar, Dr. Matthew Klare will introduce the Transition Gradebook, a school-level tool for recording individual students’ transition-related activities, including the required pre-employment transition services (Pre-ETS), and various risk and protective factors associated with dropout, graduation and positive postschool outcomes. The Transition Gradebook is a locally served database application that records transition-related activities from five major areas from NTACT’s Predictors of Postschool Success—specifically, Career Awareness, Work Experience, Inclusion, Student Supports, and Collaboration. It also tracks whether a student has received instruction in self-determination, social skills, life skills, and/or transportation skills. Finally, the tool records some of the risk and protective factors associated with school completion: specifically in the areas of attendance, behavior and course performance, as well as other factors that impact school engagement and postschool outcomes. The Gradebook generates individual student reports that can be used to support student-focused planning in IEP and transition-team meetings, career-counseling sessions and parent conferences. It can generate a report for a single period of time (quarter, trimester, semester, or year) or operate across multiple periods of time to show growth. It also generates various summary reports of risk factors and provision of services that administrators can use in analyzing trends related to graduation and dropout in their schools, planning for program development, and in demonstrating compliance with WIOA requirements for delivery of Pre-ETS services. The tool runs in a Linux environment on a school’s web server, or may be hosted at a cloud-based server. Installation is performed from a Cloud-based service called GitHub. For more information, go to https://www.transitionta.org/gradebook Watch the Webinar Downloads Transition Gradebook for webinar 2019-3-14.pdf
July 18, 2019 3:00 PM ET	Webinar	Webinar	Overview of Labor Laws and Employment Related Issues During this webinar, targeted for professionals who are involved with obtaining and providing work experiences for youth and young adults with disabilities, information will be presented on the Fair Labor Standards Act and how these laws apply to youth with disabilities. Participants will learn how federal and state laws affect work experiences for transition age youth aged 14-21. Watch the Webinar Downloads NTACT FLSA Webinar - Handout 1 - FOH_ch10.pdf NTACT FLSA Webinar - Handout 2 - FOH_Ch33.pdf NTACT FLSA Webinar - Handout 3 - FOH_Ch64.pdf NTACT FLSA Webinar - Handout 4 - whdfs71.pdf NTACT FLSA Webinar 7-18-19.pdf NTACT FLSA Webinar 7-18-19 - Participant PPT Handout.pdf
January 23, 2020 3:00 PM EST	Webinar	Webinar	"Ask the Expert": Effective Strategies to Build Collaborative Partnerships Register Now Sponsored by NTACT, Melissa Diehl and Ruth Allison will provide information regarding effective strategies and tools to build collaborative partnerships between VR and LEAs to improve the coordination of services for students with disabilities. LIVE EVENT: January 23, 2020 REGISTER NOW! ONLINE CHAT: January 23, 2020-February 6, 2020
February 20, 2020 2:00 PM - EST	Webinar	Webinar	"Ask the Expert": How do you know Students are College and Career Ready? Register Now Sponsored by NTACT, join us as Drs. Lombardi and Morningstar describe the development of a new measure, College and Career Readiness for Transition (CCR4T). They will present the CCR4T framework and offer several opportunities for local, district and state-level professionals to provide input and feedback. Practitioners can also learn about participating in a national field-test of the CCR4T for students with and without disabilities in high schools. LIVE EVENT: February 20, 2020 Register Now! ONLINE CHAT: February 20, 2020-March 5, 2020
October 10, 2019 3:00 PM, EST	Webinar	Webinar	"Ask the Expert": Innovations in Visual Support Interventions Register Now Sponsored by NTACT, Kathleen Zimmerman, KU, will explain and provide examples of innovations in visual support interventions to promote engagement in school, employment, and community settings for youth with disabilities. Find out how to select and create visual support interventions tailored to the needs of the individuals and settings in which you work. Come prepared with questions about how to implement and flexibly use visual supports in meaningful ways to promote engagement and independence for a variety of youth with disabilities! Watch the webinar here LIVE EVENT: October 10, 2019 REGISTER NOW! ONLINE CHAT: October 10, 2019-October 24, 2019
September 12, 2019 3:00 PM EST	Webinar	Webinar	"Ask the Expert": Transition for Youth with Complex Support Needs Register Now Sponsored by NTACT - Michael Stoehr, Linda O’Neal, and Charlie Walters will discuss information regarding effective practice strategies and supports for youth with Complex Support Needs as they transition to successful post-secondary outcomes of education/training, employment, and community engagement. Watch the Webinar

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