Upcoming Conferences and Webinars
Upcoming Conferences
VISIONS XXVI
Save the date for the annual VISIONS XXVI conference sponsored by the Florida Division on Career Development and Transition (FDCDT).
April 10-12, 2019
Renaissance World Golf Village, St. Augustine, FL
Click here to download the registration form.
2nd Annual Mental Health and Transition Conference
Making Wellness a Priority: Healthy Minds and Healthy Futures
May 1 - 3, 2019
Omni Resort, Championsgate, FL
This exciting statewide
conference will bring together national and local speakers and
presenters to share innovative and proven practical approaches in the
area of transition of youth with mental health disabilities,
specifically addressing employment, community engagement, and systems of
care.
For more information click here.
Association of People Supporting Employment First (APSE): Future Leaders of Employment First Scholarship Application to attend the 2nd Annual Mental Health and Transition Conference
Florida APSE Future Leaders in Employment First Scholarship provides youth (15-29) with an opportunity to connect with
self-advocates, professionals, businesses and leaders supporting Employment First Initiatives
and work to promote the vision that all people with disabilities have a right to competitive
employment in an inclusive workforce. This is a scholarship opportunity to participate in the 2nd Annual Mental Health and Transition Conference.
The deadline to apply is March 15th, 2019.
Click here to apply.
Florida Consortium on Inclusive Higher Education (FCIHE) Hartwick Symposium - Secondary Symposium
June 11, 2019
Orlando, FL
A
one-day symposium for secondary teachers, therapists, guidance counselors,
transition specialists and administrators who work with students with
intellectual disability.
Click here for more information.
Upcoming Webinars
Check back often for a list of upcoming conferences and webinars, both live and virtual!
Promising Pathways: National Conference on AutismSave the date: April 6, 2019
Florida Gulf Coast University (FGCU)
A conference for families, educators and health care professionals addressing Autism Spectrum Disorder.