Inclusive Schools Network is pleased to partner with Disability Equality in Education. Read below to learn more about this organization and the resources they offer.

The culture of silence ends. The conversation starts here.

Our Mission is to show all students  that disability is a powerful identity and a natural part of the human experience. Empower students to work toward equality in their communities!

What is Disability Comprehensive Education and Why is it important?

• Encourages students to think critically about disability using experiential and fun lessons
• Presents disability information from the perspective of the disability community.
• Interdisciplinary lessons (social studies, math, ELA, etc.) so they can be used all year long and during Inclusive Schools Week!
• Reinforces the idea that disability is a natural part of human diversity that should be respected and celebrated.
• Encourages allyship for non-disabled students
• Our educational resources promote the idea that we are all on the same playing field, disabled or not. A society is only strong if we see everyone has value.

Looking to teach about disability in the classroom? Check out the disability comprehensive curriculum lesson plan library!

• Once you create a login and profile access to all lessons at no cost.
• Modify lessons for your class and teaching style and share them with us.
• DEE volunteers, activists and disability professionals available to facilitate engaging discussion on all things disability.*
• DEE lending library full of books with positive disability themes. *

Interested in cultivating Disability Inclusivity in Places of Higher Education?*

Student groups and clubs are what make community on campus. We support and cultivate disability pride in student groups by collaborating on disability pride events and activities.

Does your school have a disability student group? Want to create one? DEE will work collaboratively with the campus community to develop a group!

Who we are: Disabled led organization supported by the Pennsylvania Developmental Disabilities Council.

*Due to available resources We can only offer the resources marked with an *  to Pennsylvania based schools at this time.