The holiday season is upon us, and The Nora Project has put together its first ever holiday gift guide! The gift ideas in this guide focus on toys, games, activities, and books that are accessible, adaptable, and appropriate for a range of ages.
Read MoreBack in July, Lauren shared TNP’s favorite Twitter hashtags to follow if you’re an aspiring ally for people with disabilities. Another great place to connect with disabled activists is on Instagram, where you get the chance to really see into people’s lived experiences through posts that often feel really personal. There are so many great accounts to follow, but here are a few of our very favorites.
Read MoreIn honor of World Kindness Day tomorrow, we checked in with The Nora Project staff to find out how they spread kindness in their everyday lives. We hope you’ll share all the ways that you spread and celebrate kindness in your families and communities with us in the comments!
Read MoreUniversal Design for Learning takes the principles of Universal Design, where we design with all people’s needs in mind, and applies it to the way that we approach the creation of curriculum in schools. It is a tool that teachers can use to make their classrooms more inclusive of all learners, no matter the content they teach.
Read MoreJournalist Mike Putnam recently wrote this article sharing the impact of The Nora Project's summer training camp. Read on to learn about how TNP's professional development opportunities are reshaping teachers' thinking.
Read MoreWe’ve put together 7 tips for creating a home learning environment that has a positive learning culture, that promotes focus and engagement, and that signals to your child that it’s time to learn.
Read MoreThe school year is well underway and Nora Project educators have kicked off the year in style. Read on to get a peek into some of our participating classrooms!
Read MoreThis month, The Nora Project teamed up with Jessie from WE Events Chicago and Rosemary from Hopscotch City to bring our readers some craft and activity ideas that are accessible for a wide range of ages and abilities.
Read MoreAfter the Pride Amplified Showcase, our performers joined us for an exclusive talkback session with audience members to share more about their work both with their art and their activism. Check out this viewing guide so you don’t miss a minute!
Read MoreOn October 11th, we presented Pride Amplified - a virtual telethon-style event that introduced viewers to the work of The Nora Project and featured some incredibly talented disabled artists and activists. If you missed the live broadcast, don’t worry! We’ve put together a viewing guide for you so that you can tune into the highlights.
Read MoreHalloween is right around the corner and although this year’s celebration will be a little different in light of the pandemic, we created a list of 5 tips you can implement to create an accessible and inclusive Halloween for all!
Read MoreIt’s time again for us to share one of our all-time favorite TED talks with you all: Maysoon Zayid’s “I got 99 Problems...Palsy is Just One.” Maysoon Zayid, stand-up comedian and disability activist, uses the TED stage to keep the audience rolling with laughter
Read MoreThis Spring, thanks to a generous grant from Arc of Illinois and the Council for Individuals with Developmental Disabilities, The Nora Project ran a pilot program using the TippyTalk app, a picture-based text-messaging tool for people with communication differences.
Read MoreOn August 1st, 2020, The Nora Project’s Executive Director, Lauren Schrero, graced the TEDx stage to share her story and educate the public about how to live with an Ability Inclusive Mindset.
As we begin the 2020 school year, creating connections between students, teachers, and parents will be more important than ever. In this post, Emily Pappa shares a resource for teachers and families to share their stories with one another.
Read MoreThe Nora Project is honored to work with the folx at Abbvie's Employee Resource Group, Ability at Abbvie. Learn all about the ways these volunteers are supporting the work happening in TNP classrooms across the country.
Read MoreOn October 11th, The Nora Project will host its first ever virtual fundraiser: Pride Amplified.
Read MoreThe Nora Project is blessed to work with incredible, passionate, dedicated educators across the country. Today, we’ll highlight one extra-special educator who was recently recognized in her school as Teacher of the Year for her work on The Nora Project.
Meghan Grossman will be running the Hamptons Marathon in support of The Nora Project this month. Learn about why Meghan supports TNP and look for details about how to support her fundraiser!
Read MoreAre your kids feeling more frustrated, tired, or overwhelmed than usual by their new school routines? In this post, Emily Pappa shares a teacher secret to breaking up the day and a downloadable brain break activity!
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