Webinar Library

AUCD Webinar Library

Webinars are a great way to gain information. They offer timely information from experts and have the flexibility of being viewed at your convenience without the expense of travel. AUCD's new Webinar Library puts all AUCD-hosted webinars at your fingertips – when you want them. In this library you'll find only webinars which have been hosted by AUCD, and a convenient search function makes it easy to find the specific webinar(s) of interest.

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Most Recent Webinars

	February 20, 2020 NIDILRR Research Grant Program Overview Details Summary: The National Institute on Disability, Independent Living, and Rehabilitation Research (NIDILRR) is part of the federal Administration on Community Living and is a primary funder of applied research impacting individuals with disabilities. Learn about NIDILRR's research agenda, unique funding mechanisms, and programs, and understand the pathway from research idea to research funding from NIDILRR. Download: Presentation Slides (214KB) [download] Presentation Transcript (134KB) [download] View event page
	February 13, 2020 2020 AUCD Leadership Academy Informational Webinar Details Summary: This webinar will offer interested potential applicants an opportunity to interact with AUCD Leadership Academy faculty and alumni. The webinar will feature a brief overview of the 2020 Academy curriculum and timeline. This will be followed by reflections from alumni about the benefits they gained from participation in the week-long academy and the follow-up activities. Download: Presentation Slides (1,170KB) [download] PresentationTranscript LeadershipAcademyWebinar.pdf (154KB) [download] View event page
	January 21, 2020 The Active Ingredients in Home Visiting: Using The Home Visit Rating Scales (HOVRS) To Engage Families and Improve Outcomes Details Summary: Providing home visiting services to families can be challenging work. Families with the greatest needs can sometime be difficult to engage in the home visiting process. The Home Visit Rating Scales were developed based on research examining the practices of home visitors that lead to better family engagement and child outcomes. The Home Visit Rating Scales are in use by programs nationally and internationally with the goal of improving the home visiting process and related outcomes. This webinar will provide a brief overview of the Home Visit Rating Scales including: how it aligns with DEC Recommended Practices, an overview of the measure, research supporting its use, and information on how it is being used in practice. Download: Presentation Slides (1,479KB) [download] View event page

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NIDILRR Research Grant Program Overview Details Summary: The National Institute on Disability, Independent Living, and Rehabilitation Research (NIDILRR) is part of the federal Administration on Community Living and is a primary funder of applied research impacting individuals with disabilities. Learn about NIDILRR's research agenda, unique funding mechanisms, and programs, and understand the pathway from research idea to research funding from NIDILRR. Download: Presentation Slides (214KB) [download] Presentation Transcript (134KB) [download] View event page	February 20, 2020
2020 AUCD Leadership Academy Informational Webinar Details Summary: This webinar will offer interested potential applicants an opportunity to interact with AUCD Leadership Academy faculty and alumni. The webinar will feature a brief overview of the 2020 Academy curriculum and timeline. This will be followed by reflections from alumni about the benefits they gained from participation in the week-long academy and the follow-up activities. Download: Presentation Slides (1,170KB) [download] PresentationTranscript LeadershipAcademyWebinar.pdf (154KB) [download] View event page	February 13, 2020
The Active Ingredients in Home Visiting: Using The Home Visit Rating Scales (HOVRS) To Engage Families and Improve Outcomes Details Summary: Providing home visiting services to families can be challenging work. Families with the greatest needs can sometime be difficult to engage in the home visiting process. The Home Visit Rating Scales were developed based on research examining the practices of home visitors that lead to better family engagement and child outcomes. The Home Visit Rating Scales are in use by programs nationally and internationally with the goal of improving the home visiting process and related outcomes. This webinar will provide a brief overview of the Home Visit Rating Scales including: how it aligns with DEC Recommended Practices, an overview of the measure, research supporting its use, and information on how it is being used in practice. Download: Presentation Slides (1,479KB) [download] View event page	January 21, 2020
The Current State of Service Coordination Across the Country Details Summary: The national status of service coordination under Part C of IDEA for infants and toddlers with disabilities and their families will be described using data from surveys and case studies. The presenters will describe three data sets collected to measure aspects of service coordination, and discuss the challenges facing service coordinators and families as reported in the data. Download: Presentation Slides (2,776KB) [download] Presentation Resources (56KB) [download] View event page	December 17, 2019
Sex Talk for Self-Advocates #6 Details Summary: This webinar is part of an on-going series that addresses self-advocate questions about relationships and sexuality. This series is a great learning opportunity for self-advocates, and professionals and paraprofessionals working with individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities to better understand sexual health needs. Download: Presentation Transcript (85KB) [download] View event page	December 3, 2019
New Leadership Opportunity: Council Trainee Representative Details Summary: Calling all IDDRC, LEND, and UCEDD trainees! Join this webinar to learn about a NEW leadership opportunity! AUCD includes 5 Councils that address emerging trends and issues to facilitate communication across and beyond the AUCD network, including community education, leadership and advocacy, research and evaluation, diversity and inclusion, and interdisciplinary training. This year, one trainee per Council will be selected as a Council Trainee Representative and act as a liaison between the Emerging Leaders Community and the Council. Download: Presentation Slides (554KB) [download] Presentation Transcript (146KB) [download] View event page	October 29, 2019
IDefineMyWellness Details Summary: Join AUCD's Mental Health Aspects of ID/DD SIG and the Wellness and Mental Health Learning Group, formed by AUCD's National Center on Disability in Public Health, to hear updates on how people living with disabilities define wellness. Timed in conjunction with Mental Health Month, AUCD hosted a Twitter chat, IDefineMyWellness, to solicit input from people with disabilities on what wellness and mental health means to them. Lessons learned and experiences from facilitating this learning group, as well as the resource developed will be showcased. Download: #IDefineMyWellenss Twitter Chat Resource Summary (851KB) [download] View event page	October 29, 2019
Model Services by UCEDDs Details Summary: This webinar will address the Model Services UCEDD core function. This is the fifth installment of a multi-part series titled "Coffee and TA," addressing the UCEDD core functions as categorized in NIRS. This webinar features two UCEDDs doing innovative work around Model Services, classified in NIRS as Direct/Model Services and Direct Clinical Services. Download: Presentation Slides (1,187KB) [download] Presentation Transcript (74KB) [download] View event page	October 28, 2019
Newborn Screening for Fragile X Syndrome and Other Developmental Disabilities Details Summary: Most professional believe that early intervention (EI) is essential to improving outcomes for children with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) and their families. But how early is "early?" Should screening identify newborns with IDD, even before symptoms appear? Is there value in "pre-symptomatic" EI for children or families? Are pre-symptomatic treatments powerful enough to alter developmental trajectories in meaningful ways? Using fragile X syndrome to exemplify these issues, this presentation describes Early Check, a research program in which screening newborns for several disorders is offered to 120,000 families per year. Download: Presentation Transcript (97KB) [download] View event page	October 22, 2019
2019 MCH Workforce Development Grantee Virtual Meeting: Working with Communities and Systems Details Summary: This annual meeting was an opportunity for Division of Maternal and Child Health Workforce Development (DMCHWD) grantees to convene and network around a cross-cutting topic of interest. The meeting was hosted by AUCD's Interdisciplinary Technical Assistance Center on Autism and Developmental Disabilities (ITAC). Download: 2019 MCH Workforce Meeting Agenda (135KB) [download] 2019 MCH Workforce Meeting Notetaking Template (78KB) [download] Presentation Slides (2,163KB) [download] 2019 MCH Workforce Development Meeting Tip Sheet (198KB) [download] View event page	October 3, 2019