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March 12, 2026 at 12pm EST

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If your neurodivergent child is entering middle school or high school, you’ll find this conversation especially helpful.

We’ll discuss:

  • When families should start future planning
  • The most common mistakes families make
  • Financial and legal considerations for long-term support
  • How to think about housing, benefits, and independence

You’ll also have time to ask Eric your questions live during the conversation. 

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More than Financial Literacy It's The Gift of Independence

March 31, 2026 at 12pm EST

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Money Talks: How To Teach Financial Literacy With ABLE Accounts
How do you teach financial literacy to your disabled child? It might start with an ABLE account.

Kelly Nelson, the program and outreach coordinator for Maryland ABLE, will dive deeper into ABLE accounts.

From ABLE to work, gifting pages, and savings boosters, this is an easy way to begin teaching essential life skills.

Not in Maryland? You are still welcome to join! 46 of the 50 states have ABLE programs.
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May 19, 2026 at 12pm EST

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Finding Your Voice: Sharing Your Advocacy Story
You tell your caregiving story all the time - but not every room wants the same version.

What works in an IEP meeting doesn’t work with legislators.

What works with providers can fall flat with agencies.

This interactive workshop helps you learn how to tell the right version of your story for different audiences - without freezing, oversharing, or losing impact.

Facilitated by Pattie Archuleta, parent of an autistic adult with epilepsy and longtime state and federal advocate.

May 19, 2026 at 12pm EST.
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