January 9, 2025
Emergency Resources for People with Disabilities in Los Angeles

AUCD’s Community Inclusion Team supports the University Centers for Excellence in Developmental Disabilities (UCEDD) Network in partnership with the Administration for Community Living.
AUCD’s Maternal and Child Health Engagement supports the Autism CARES Programs, including LEND and DBP Programs.
AUCD’s Public Health Team works to create health promotion and public health efforts that include people with disabilities.
AUCD Emerging Leaders are a part of a community that includes trainees, early career professionals, self-advocates, and family members from AUCD member Centers and Programs.
Looking for an AUCD letter of support for your grant proposal? Email the AUCD SIG liaison Nadja Agnew at least 2 weeks before your deadline.
Inclusive whole community planning for people with disabilities, disability organizations, emergency management, and public health professionals.
Centers for Medicare & Medicaid (CMS)
Colorado Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Management, Access and Functional Needs
FEMA Regional Disability Integration Specialists (RDIS)
FEMA Organizations Preparing for Emergency Needs (OPEN)
January 9, 2025
December 6, 2024
The Institute on Community Integration’s Renáta Tichá led a U.S. delegation of special educators, social workers, vocational rehabilitation specialists, and others to Havana, Cuba in November – in the midst of Hurricane Rafael – on a mission to understand more about the country’s special education system. More
June 12, 2024
UCCEDD team member, Erica Harris, trains police academy cadets and law enforcement officers on interacting with individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Her trainings for law enforcement officers are OPATA-approved (the state agency in Ohio for Law Enforcment that approves continuing education for officers) and have been featured in local newspapers. Erica also consults with The Arc's National Center on Criminal Justice and Disability and is part of a team funded by the Bureau of Justice Assistance to create a national initiative to enhance police engagement with people with behavioral health conditions and developmental disabilities. More
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