Dating and looking for a loving relationship can bring excitement, but it can also bring some level of stress as a person navigates social interactions with someone you are just getting to know. For neurodivergent individuals looking for love, there may be additional obstacles to navigate in order to thrive in the dating scene. Nonetheless, […]

High school graduation is a momentous occasion for any student, marking the end of one chapter and the beginning of another in their life. For special needs students, this milestone carries even greater significance, representing the culmination of years of hard work, dedication, and overcoming unique challenges. Across Washington, special education classrooms are buzzing with […]

"With the school year coming to an end many parents are looking for activities and camps to keep their kids busy over the summer! You may be wondering where to start to find a camp that can support your child’s needs. There are different options depending on your child’s interests, needs, age and where you […]

These days, WAA and other disability advocacy organizations regularly get asked about whether unpaid in-home caregivers (usually family members) qualify for vaccine priority. Absent any contrary written guidance from DOH, our position is that the Department of Health’s (DOH) written guidance for Vaccine phase 1A/tier 2 currently includes many in-home unpaid and volunteer caregivers and […]