Women and Girls Who Mask their Autism
Females and Autism Masking For Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month and Women’s History Month, let’s discuss masking in female autism. Autism is a developmental disability that shows up in men and […]
Category: Parent Press
Welcome to the UPC Parent Press! Each month you will find carefully crafted information and resources on a variety of disability topics guaranteed to help you and your family navigate community resources, advocacy and much more. See what we are working on this month!
Supporting Every Child’s Development: A Parent’s Journey
Emily Hill’s Story At the Utah Parent Center, we have the privilege of walking alongside families at many different stages of their journey. Today, we’re honored to share the experience […]
Resolving Instructional Red Flags in Special Education
Time to Talk with the Team? As a parent, how can you tell if something isn’t working in your child’s IEP and know when it’s time to ask for a […]
Bleeding Disorder Awareness Month
10 Days Old: A Hemophilia Diagnosis March is Hemophilia Awareness Month, a time to increase understanding, build community, and highlight the lived experiences of families impacted by bleeding disorders. At […]
Women’s History Month
Why It Matters to Celebrate Women with Disabilities This Women’s History Month, we’re celebrating the strength, leadership, and often unseen contributions of women with disabilities. Their stories help us better […]
Actividad Física Adaptada: Movimiento para Todos los Cuerpos
Movimiento para Todos los Cuerpos Para muchas familias de niños con discapacidades, la actividad física puede sentirse complicada. Los padres pueden preguntarse: ¿Dónde puede moverse mi hijo de manera segura? […]
College Programs & Options After High School
Going to College with a Disability There are many colleges and universities in the United States. Every public college must follow laws that protect students with disabilities. Schools are not […]
El Focused Graduation Pathway (FGP)
Una Oportunidad Alternativa Para Graduarse de la Preparatoria Para muchos estudiantes, el camino hacia la graduación de secundaria no siempre sigue una línea recta. Problemas académicos, circunstancias familiares, desafíos de […]
Utah Youth Advocacy Voices During Budget Challenges
Your voice matters. Your story matters. The Utah Legislative Session is when lawmakers make decisions that affect schools, health care, disability services, jobs, housing, and transportation. Right now, with budget […]
Inclusion in Recreation: Building Skills, Confidence, and Friendships
Growing Skills and Friendships Through Recreation Recreation is about more than just passing the time. For children and young adults with disabilities, inclusive recreation can be a powerful space where […]
Nurturing Confidence in Young People with Disabilities
Supporting Confidence at Home, School, and Beyond When you’re raising a child with a disability, it’s easy for daily life to revolve around appointments, therapies, accommodations, paperwork, and problem-solving. You […]
Honoring Black Disabled Trailblazers This Black History Month
Breaking Barriers: Black Disabled Leaders Who Shaped History When discussing justice, equality, and inclusion, it’s essential to acknowledge that unfair treatment often manifests in multiple forms simultaneously. Black people with […]