For weeks, I haven’t been able to sleep. Since January, the fear of what’s happening to public education—and especially special...

This is hard for me to write. I don’t like talking about controversial topics. I’ve spent most of my life keeping my views to myself,...

I have never been someone who speaks about anything remotely political. It makes me uncomfortable, and I don’t like placing blame. But I...

A few weeks ago I was featured in Parents Magazine, sharing my tips for a more inclusive Halloween . I shared a lot of tips from how to...

In this blog I describe some of the benefits of family involvement in special education - one of my favorite topics and a focus of my resear

I was asked to share my experiences and perspectives about remote learning for children who are deafblind, like my son Dalton....

Proud to have contributed to this blog: https://psucollegeofed.wordpress.com/2020/04/20/teaching-from-home-part-2-educating-children-with...

My blog about my experience in school choice and education, to supplement the findings from interviews with families in New Orleans and...

Today I started the day in tears in my car, a reminder of the long emotional few weeks our family has been through. A few months ago, our...

As part of my efforts to help more families dealing with Usher syndrome, I was happy to be interviewed by Professor Amy Parker of...

I’m excited to share my podcast about raising two sons with Usher syndrome. In my first episode, I tell you a little about my family, and...

I had the privilege of attending and presenting at the first-ever Network of the Americas Conference sponsored by Deafblind International...

A link to my talking about the research study I did on self-determination.