WALK POSTPONED DUE TO RAIN
Are you a job coach, employer, or family member of someone with an intellectual or developmental disability (IDD)? See the important Stanford research project below.
ALSO Catalight.org is offering copies of its new Compass Work Tool, a self-paced career management tool for neurodivergent adults, free for evaluation to AASCEND folks. Click here to request your copy!
We faced down February weather last year, and we’re doing it again! AASCEND is reprising last year’s friendly, sociable walk from San Francisco’s Marina Green to Aquatic Park, this year with a side loop to the Palace of Fine Arts lagoon, exotic site of a thousand wedding photos.
Our route will take us through ever-interesting Fort Mason. We’ll meet at 11am on Saturday, February 17, at the Marina Green parking lot (X on the map), by the Phil’s Coffee truck, near the corner of Marina Blvd and Scott St. Click map for detail. There is usually plenty of parking in the Marina Green lot. NOTE: The walk is at 11am, not the usual 10am AASCEND meeting time. We plan to sit down together to eat along the way, so bring a lunch. It’s San Francisco, so dress accordingly! If weather threatens, check the AASCEND.org website to be sure it’s on, but if it’s just a little mist, heck, we’ll show are stuff and walk together anyway!
It will be fun to walk and talk together again. See you there!
Who: Adults on the spectrum, family, professionals and friends all welcome!
When: Saturday, Feb 17 2024 at 11:00 AM
Where: Marina Green, San Francisco, Meet at the Philz Coffee Truck (X on map above) near the corner of Marina Blvd. and Scott St.
STANFORD DIVERSE PROJECT
Developing Inclusive and Vocational Education and Resources for Success in Employment (DIVERSE)
Do you live in California and identify as at least one of the following?
- Job coach
- Present or prospective employer of adults with intellectual/developmental disability (IDD)
- Family member of an adult with IDD
We are recruiting participants to join in a research study that includes free, self-paced, and asynchronous training on improving skills for working with adults with IDD in employment support settings!
If you are interested in participating, please complete the questionnaire.
See the flyer or visit our website for more information.
Please contact us at stanfordneurodiversityproject@stanford.edu if you have any questions.