ack in the '80s, when Saturday Night Live was funny, Jon Lovitz did a skit called "Get to Know Me!" espousing how the lives of people (i.e. Steve Martin) benefited... read more →
fter months of research, writing, collaborating and WAITING, our newest class of grant recipients found out today that their self-designed fellowships were funded. Click here to celebrate the accomplishments... read more →
If you see an inordinate amount of people wearing blue or a puzzle piece lapel pin today, here's why. Today is the 12th annual World Autism Awareness Day (#WWAD), established... read more →
A "bump in the road" connotes a temporary set back for most of us, but today's Google Doodle explains how tactile paving changes the lives of visually impaired and also... read more →
If one ever needs an excuse to have pie for breakfast, lunch, and/or dinner, it's today -- March 14, 3.14, National Pi Day. (Also, Albert Einstein's birthday and the day... read more →
ara Holmin is a Learning Disabilities Special Education Teacher in Saint Paul, MN. In order to help her high... read more →
hen Heather Ely purchased the college text book for her first music history course, she eagerly flipped through looking for female composers -- and found none. Almost ten years... read more →
ichelle Erwin teaches special education at Carlton Pre-Vocational Center in Cypress, TX, outside of Houston. Last week, however, our... read more →
Last night's Oscars telecast inspired some awards of our own. Without further ado, we present a few of our 2018 Fellows who designed learning experiences around the performing arts... Most... read more →
Yeah, yeah, some of you took today off for President's Day, but did you know that one of the men you're celebrating is also recognized as our nation's first engineer?... read more →