EALA

Resource Format: Video

  • A World of Difference: Embracing Neurodiversity Videos

    A World of Difference: Embracing Neurodiversity Videos

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    Award-winning A World of Difference: Embracing Neurodiversity celebrates and empowers families that are navigating the journey of learning differences. Produced by Beacon College, the show explores neurodiversity through conversations and interviews with experts, families, and successful adults who thrive with learning differences.

  • Neurodiversity and the Postsecondary Transition

    Neurodiversity and the Postsecondary Transition

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    This PBS episode follows a Colorado mother as she explores postsecondary pathways for her neurodivergent son. Experts share strategies for a successful transition to college.

  • Webinar – Moving the Needle: Practical Strategies for Measuring Impact

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    In this session, we move beyond high-level goals to explore the specific indicators that prove an organization’s credibility. Participants will learn how to replace “fluff” with data to build immediate trust with funders/potential partners, and how to draft the specific, rigorous outcomes required for successful grant applications. 

  • Centering Youth Voice in Education Webinar

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    The Educating All Learners Alliance (EALA) takes an inside look at the Youth Action Project, a collaborative initiative dedicated to closing the gap in meaningful participation for disabled and neurodivergent youth. This webinar features leaders from three pilot sites: Social Optics, Transition Academy, and LiberatED.

  • Reshaping Literacy Webinar

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    The Educating All Learners Alliance (EALA), Dyslexic Edge, and the IMSE Foundation engage in an essential conversation on this critical transformation. This webinar frames the “reshaping literacy” movement, showing how to bridge foundational structured literacy with the critical skills of digital, data, and AI fluency.

  • Michigan Leaders in Action

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    View the work done by Michigan’s school leadership from Special Education Directors, Principals, Assistant Principals and Director of Special Education Services from Opening the Pipeline of Talent into Michigan’s Special Education (OPTIMISE)

  • Rapid Response: Addressing Proposed Changes to IDEA Disproportionality Data

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    This rapid-response webinar discusses the proposed federal changes to special education data collection. It provides a clear overview of significant disproportionality, the data and its purpose, explains the potential impact of the proposed changes, and discusses actionable steps that educators and families can take.

  • How to Plan an Impactful School Study Tour: A Case Study with George Washington Carver School

    How to Plan an Impactful School Study Tour: A Case Study with George Washington Carver School

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    This webinar offers a behind-the-scenes look at how George Washington Carver High School, in partnership with EALA, planned and hosted a powerful school study tour experience. Learn practical strategies for designing immersive, mission-aligned visits that spotlight inclusive practices for students with disabilities and learning differences. Presenters share key mindsets, planning tools, and logistics tips for…

  • Navigating Uncertainty in Federal Funding

    Navigating Uncertainty in Federal Funding

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    This webinar unpacks the implications of the 2025 ESEA funding delays and offers actionable guidance for state and district leaders navigating budget uncertainty. Experts from Watershed Advisors discuss potential funding timelines, contingency planning strategies, and how to protect critical student services during the freeze.

  • Executive Functioning: Navigating Key Transitions for Neurodivergent Youth

    Executive Functioning: Navigating Key Transitions for Neurodivergent Youth

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    In this Neurodiversity Education Series event, Nicole Ofiesh, PhD, delves into the critical role executive functioning plays during key transitions and share actionable strategies for parents and educators to better support neurodivergent students.