Podcasts can serve as easy professional development for anyone looking to learn more about inclusive education or disability rights.

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By Nikki Donnelly This article will be published as part of MCIE's The Inclusion Catalyst. Click here to sign up to receive this...

If you're reading this, then you're probably a consistent consumer of the Think Inclusive blog. But do you listen to the Think Inclusive...

MCIE is a nonprofit that envisions a society where neighborhood schools welcome all learners and create the foundation for inclusive...

When you do the work that I do (promote inclusive education through MCIE and Think Inclusive), you come across a lot of naysayers who...

One of my all-time favorite Disney movies—a fan-favorite for many—is Ratatouille. For those of you who have never seen it before,...

By Rasheera Dopson This time last year, I wrote a personal piece entitled “Shh… I can’t hear” about the difficulty I was facing around...

Inclusionists get a bad rap. Often, when we are advocating for inclusive education, what is heard is that we want students with and...

This blog post is a shortened adaptation of MCIE’s “Resources for Teaching In-Person and Online.” The kids are heading back to school...

How do you find what percentages of students with disabilities in your school district are included over 80% of the time in general...

Jennifer Dillon describes the journey to inclusion for her daughter Reese who has Down syndrome.

One of my favorite topics when delivering presentations for educators is about what is actually in the text of the law known as the Individu

Here are some possible solutions to some of the barriers to inclusive education.

With the holiday season just having passed – candles visible in the windows of the houses and apartments on my street, snow popping up...

Recently, I gave an all-day workshop over Zoom to special education teacher candidates who were taking a course about teaching students...

In 2003, Cecil County Public Schools (CCPS) educated students with significant disabilities very differently than they do now. At the...

One of the most common reasons people give as a barrier to inclusive education is funding. And it makes sense, right? If we want a...

Recently, a friend of mine tagged me in a Facebook post from a perturbed parent and supporter of inclusion who shared a Psychology Today...

The struggle is real. If you don’t already live in a school district that prioritizes inclusive education, advocating for your child or...