Find your power, your people, and your story! Civil Writes is a paid, 10-week virtual internship offered by VCIL for students in grades 7–12 who are interested in disability pride, storytelling, and civil rights. Participants will meet weekly on Zoom with peers to explore disability civil rights through stories, current events, and personal experiences. This […]
Join Jayson Capobianco, UVM CDCI and P2P’s Transition Training Coordinator, for open office hours. Choose a date that works for you and take this opportunity to ask questions about transition plans, IEPs, P2P, Pathful, predictors, parental rights, guardianship, progressive employment, and many other transition-related topics. This is a safe and welcoming space to ask questions. […]
Do you love to draw? Join VCIL for Graphic Novel Studio, a fun and creative 12-week virtual program where participants will design and create their very own graphic novel! This interactive studio meets twice a week via Zoom and is perfect for young people who enjoy drawing, storytelling, and expressing themselves through art. Participants will […]
Do you love to draw? Join VCIL for Graphic Novel Studio, a fun and creative 12-week virtual program where participants will design and create their very own graphic novel! This interactive studio meets twice a week via Zoom and is perfect for young people who enjoy drawing, storytelling, and expressing themselves through art. Participants will […]
Find your power, your people, and your story! Civil Writes is a paid, 10-week virtual internship offered by VCIL for students in grades 7–12 who are interested in disability pride, storytelling, and civil rights. Participants will meet weekly on Zoom with peers to explore disability civil rights through stories, current events, and personal experiences. This […]
Do you love to draw? Join VCIL for Graphic Novel Studio, a fun and creative 12-week virtual program where participants will design and create their very own graphic novel! This interactive studio meets twice a week via Zoom and is perfect for young people who enjoy drawing, storytelling, and expressing themselves through art. Participants will […]
Do you love to draw? Join VCIL for Graphic Novel Studio, a fun and creative 12-week virtual program where participants will design and create their very own graphic novel! This interactive studio meets twice a week via Zoom and is perfect for young people who enjoy drawing, storytelling, and expressing themselves through art. Participants will […]
Join Jayson Capobianco, UVM CDCI and P2P’s Transition Training Coordinator, for open office hours. Choose a date that works for you and take this opportunity to ask questions about transition plans, IEPs, P2P, Pathful, predictors, parental rights, guardianship, progressive employment, and many other transition-related topics. This is a safe and welcoming space to ask questions. […]
Find your power, your people, and your story! Civil Writes is a paid, 10-week virtual internship offered by VCIL for students in grades 7–12 who are interested in disability pride, storytelling, and civil rights. Participants will meet weekly on Zoom with peers to explore disability civil rights through stories, current events, and personal experiences. This […]
Find your power, your people, and your story! Civil Writes is a paid, 10-week virtual internship offered by VCIL for students in grades 7–12 who are interested in disability pride, storytelling, and civil rights. Participants will meet weekly on Zoom with peers to explore disability civil rights through stories, current events, and personal experiences. This […]
Registration is open! Our 2026 Annual Conference “Pathways Through Change – Empowering Families at Every Stage” will be held in person* on Tuesday, April 28, 2026 at the University of Vermont – Dudley H. Davis Center from 8:00 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. This conference is a collaborative event that brings together families, educators, and professionals […]
Find your power, your people, and your story! Civil Writes is a paid, 10-week virtual internship offered by VCIL for students in grades 7–12 who are interested in disability pride, storytelling, and civil rights. Participants will meet weekly on Zoom with peers to explore disability civil rights through stories, current events, and personal experiences. This […]