Self-advocacy belongs in every classroom — and every student deserves tools that help them be understood, respected, and safe.
These resources are built for inclusive classrooms, neurodivergent learners, and the adults who support them. You’ll find easy-to-use templates, visual communication decks, and tools that make invisible needs visible.
Visual cards that help students express needs, preferences, and support boundaries — ideal for classroom communication and IEP meetings.
Editable forms and worksheets to help students describe what works for them — including classroom intro sheets, communication profiles, and support plans.
Guides and planning tools for educators to adapt classroom environments and respond to diverse access needs — without guesswork.
Classroom-friendly kits with calming tools, visual supports, and emotion mapping prompts — to create safe, sensory-responsive learning spaces.