Imagining Inclusion
The Philosophy, Practice, and Community Of Inclusion
The Philosophy, Practice, and Community Of Inclusion Together we can make inclusion a reality! It’s time for our communities to rethink the way we meaningfully include and support children with disabilities. Let’s take a step back and explore the meaning of inclusion, its core principles, and how we can put inclusion into practice to benefit…
Read MoreEmbracing Diversity & Disability Inclusion: Celebrating the International Day of Acceptance 2023
KIT celebrates the International Day of Acceptance (IDOA) 2023! In this blog post, we explore how we can work together to raise awareness of acceptance and disability inclusion, and how we can use Annie Hopkins’ 3E Love Credo to continue doing the important work of building a future where all kids are included. Every year…
Read More6 Tips For An Inclusive Holiday Get-Together
This holiday season, disability shouldn’t stop anyone from having a great time with friends and family. Here are six simple things you can do to make your gathering fun, accessible, and inclusive for people of all abilities. It’s that time of year for holiday parties! Time to celebrate the year that was and look forward…
Read MoreInclusive Schools Week™ 2022: The Benefits of Inclusive Classrooms
Inclusive Schools Week™ is here! Learn how KIT can help teachers create inclusive classrooms where children with and without disabilities thrive and learn together. Along with the festive season, another annual event that KIT looks forward to each December is Inclusive Schools Week™! Inclusive Schools Week™ (ISW) is an internationally-recognized annual event created by Education…
Read MoreAmerican Education Week 2022: 6 Ideas for Making Schools Inclusive For All Students
With 2022 coming to a close, American Education Week invites us to take a closer look at our nation’s public schools. It’s an exciting week to celebrate public education and show our appreciation for those who make a difference in students’ lives every day. And this year, the week is centered around a theme that…
Read MoreThe Most Common Learning Disabilities: Part 1; How to Identify Them & How to Help
We work hard to make learning an enjoyable experience, but for some students, it’s inherently complicated. Whether creating an inclusive classroom setting, leading a summer camp, or running an after school program, it’s imperative that you recognize and respect the needs of children with learning disabilities who may be in your care. What Learning Disability…
Read MoreWho is Most at Risk of Being Bullied – And What Can We Do About It?
October is Don’t Be a Bully Month The month of October is full of haunts and horror movies, but there’s something truly scary that we stand up against all October: bullying. Defining Bullying Though your dictionary may simply define bullying as seeking to do harm or intimidate a vulnerable subject, there’s far more to the…
Read MoreA Better Way to Back to School Part 3: 5 Inclusion Ideas for Rainy Day Recess
The air is getting crisper, leaves are beginning to change. We’re deep into the back-to-school swing now as September ebbs into October. Routines are taking shape! We’ve already discussed how to create an inclusive classroom to start the year off strong and ways to enhance your after-school programs with inclusive activities. But what about the…
Read MoreWhy It Matters: Diversity & Disability Inclusion In Arts
How to create a more inclusive art community. The arts belong to everyone – including people with disabilities. So, whether you’re an accessibility practitioner, theater or art student, or just part of a school or community theater looking to be more inclusive of those with disabilities, this blog will introduce you to the topic of…
Read MoreA Better Way to Back to School Part 2: How to Make Activities Inclusive
Activities add interest and liveliness to the academic day, and they can do the same for your after school program. When you’ve already worked to create an inclusive classroom, the next step is setting up your after school program to continue the inclusion. As you kick off this new academic year, here’s how to put…
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