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Topic: Disability and Aging in Correctional Settings

Presenter: Dr. Kate Miller
Assistant Professor, Health Policy and Management, John Hopkins University

Learning objectives:

To characterize the prevalence and types of disabilities among older adults in correctional settings and policy implications.To identify gaps in the existing evidence base and discuss priorities for policy-relevant research to support aging, incarcerated individuals with disabilities

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This conference brings together self-advocates, families, professionals, and community leaders to strengthen collaborative practices that support people with disabilities across the lifespan.

Sessions provide practical tools and meaningful learning opportunities highlighting lived experiences for direct service providers, therapists, medical professionals, educators, policymakers, researchers, students, siblings, and caregivers.

Who should attend?

This conference is designed for:

Self-advocates and individuals with disabilitiesFamily members, siblings, and caregiversStudents preparing for careers in health, education, or human servicesDirect service providers, therapists, and medical professionalsEducators, policymakers, and researchersWhat to expect?

Sessions that highlight lived experiencesExpert-led presentations and panel discussionsPractical tools and resources you can apply in your work and daily lifeOpportunities to connect with partners from across West VirginiaContinuing Education

Continuing Education Units (CEUs) will be available for eligible professionals. Additional details about approved disciplines and credit hours will be announced soon.

Join us as we learn from one another and work together to expand opportunities for individuals with disabilities and their families across West Virginia.

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This conference brings together self-advocates, families, professionals, and community leaders to strengthen collaborative practices that support people with disabilities across the lifespan.

Sessions provide practical tools and meaningful learning opportunities highlighting lived experiences for direct service providers, therapists, medical professionals, educators, policymakers, researchers, students, siblings, and caregivers.

Who should attend?

This conference is designed for:

Self-advocates and individuals with disabilitiesFamily members, siblings, and caregiversStudents preparing for careers in health, education, or human servicesDirect service providers, therapists, and medical professionalsEducators, policymakers, and researchersWhat to expect?

Sessions that highlight lived experiencesExpert-led presentations and panel discussionsPractical tools and resources you can apply in your work and daily lifeOpportunities to connect with partners from across West VirginiaContinuing Education

Continuing Education Units (CEUs) will be available for eligible professionals. Additional details about approved disciplines and credit hours will be announced soon.

Join us as we learn from one another and work together to expand opportunities for individuals with disabilities and their families across West Virginia.

View on site | Email this event

This conference brings together self-advocates, families, professionals, and community leaders to strengthen collaborative practices that support people with disabilities across the lifespan.

Sessions provide practical tools and meaningful learning opportunities highlighting lived experiences for direct service providers, therapists, medical professionals, educators, policymakers, researchers, students, siblings, and caregivers.

Who should attend?

This conference is designed for:

Self-advocates and individuals with disabilitiesFamily members, siblings, and caregiversStudents preparing for careers in health, education, or human servicesDirect service providers, therapists, and medical professionalsEducators, policymakers, and researchersWhat to expect?

Sessions that highlight lived experiencesExpert-led presentations and panel discussionsPractical tools and resources you can apply in your work and daily lifeOpportunities to connect with partners from across West VirginiaContinuing Education

Continuing Education Units (CEUs) will be available for eligible professionals. Additional details about approved disciplines and credit hours will be announced soon.

Join us as we learn from one another and work together to expand opportunities for individuals with disabilities and their families across West Virginia.

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