2022 Wrightslaw Conference Q&A Session
The Parents’ Place of MD proudly presents the virtual 2022 Wrightslaw Special Education Law & Advocacy Conference!
We will be hosting a follow-up Question & Answer session with Pete Wright after our 2-day Wrightslaw Special Education Law & Advocacy Conference on November 16 and 17.
Be sure to join us to get all your questions answered!
This Q&A session will be held virtually!
What To Do During a Traffic Stop – Practice sessions for drivers and passengers with developmental disabilities
EVERYONE feels anxiety when they see that police car light up behind them and may worry about what will happen next. Practice being pulled over by Anne Arundel County Police Officers in a calm environment. The goal is to have a safe interaction during a traffic stop. This program is offered to drivers and passengers of any age with a developmental disability free of charge.Register here!
Registration is required.Section 504 Questions Answered
Child Find and How to Refer – Age 3-21
This document describes the school systems’ obligation to locate, identify and evaluate children who are suspected of having a disability; ages 3-21. Local “Maryland Child Find” phone numbers are provided.
The Asian Americans with Disabilities Resource Guide
The Asian Americans with Disabilities Initiative has published the first Asian Americans with Disabilities Resource Guide. This guide contains sections on advocacy, accessibility, culture, allyship, and more!
Plain Language COVID-19 Fact Sheets
The Maryland Developmental Disabilities Council (Council) and the Maryland Department of Health (MDH) have created 7 different fact sheets about COVID-19. Fact sheet topics include: Testing, High Risk Health Conditions, Vaccines, Vaccinations at Home, Vaccines for Children Age 5-11, Monoclonal Antibody Treatment, Booster Shots.
All fact sheets are translated into multiple languages! Spanish, Russian, Korean, French, Chinese, and Amharic.












