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WEBINAR: 9/19/2012 Family Roles in the Job Search

FCIC's 2012 Employment Webinar Series continues on Wednesday, 9/19/2012

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FCIC's 2012 Employment Webinar Series

Join us on the third Wednesday of each month from 5:00pm – 6:00pm EST* for an opportunity to participate in a series of webinars geared to build capacity on an array of employment related topics.

Family Roles in the Job Search

Wednesday, September 19, 2012

5:00pm to 6:00pm EST

ABOUT THE WEBINAR:

“To Work or Not to Workâ€â€¦ that is a question that is asked by many individuals with disabilities and their families. Having family members and other supportive adults involved in the career preparation and job search strengthens the motivation of individuals with complex disabilities to work. It is critical to encourage the involvement and realize the impact of family members on the positive customized employment outcomes for jobseekers with complex disabilities.

The purpose of this webinar is to provide:

Information about how to encourage the involvement of family members and other supportive adults in the customized employment process.

Strategies about how family members can streamline the evaluation and planning processes.

Specific examples from the real lives of individuals with complex disabilities and their families.

ABOUT THE PRESENTER:

Nila Benito

Nila Benito is coordinator of community supports and co-director of Collaborative On Discovery & Innovation in Employment for the Florida Center for Inclusive Communities. Nila’s primary focus is to help her adult sons with autism, ’s & ph, be the best they can be. Through her work at USF, she promotes positive outcomes for and a greater understanding of people with developmental disabilities and their families. Before working at USF, she was a reporter for the Tampa Tribune and director of public relations at Shriner’s Children’s Hospital.

In 2004, Nila was appointed as chairperson of the Governor’s Blue Ribbon Task Force on Employment, Community Living, and School to Work Transition. In 2002, she was elected to two-year term as chairperson of the Florida Developmental Disabilities Planning Council and served a four-year term as a member of the Department of Education’s Statewide Advisory Committee. Nila’s professional journal publications and primary interests are in public policy, family/professional collaboration, inclusion, customized employment, transition, sexual health, and positive behavior supports.

TO ATTEND THE WEBINAR:

No registration is required. Simply join in on September 19th at 5:00pm.

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On the login page, enter your name in the guest field. No aliases please.

Should you experience difficulty with the audio through your computer, you may listen via telephone by calling 1- ; participant code #. Please make sure that you place your phone on MUTE during the course of the presentation.

Submit any questions regarding technical problems during the meeting directly to Dan Souders, IT Specialist, who will be listed as “Tech Support†on your monitor.

Instructions for receiving a Certificate of Completion will be given at the close of the meeting. Make sure you sign in using your full name if you will be requesting a certificate.

FOR MORE INFORMATION: - or bclark7@...

NOTE: This webinar will be archived and can be viewed following the event on FCIC’s WEBINAR LIBRARY

Keep an eye out for these upcoming webinars

October 17, 2012*

Disclosure - To Do or Not to Do?

*NOTE: The October webinar only will be from 4:00pm - 5:00 pm EST. Please plan accordingly.

November - December 2012

No Webinars

The Florida Center for Inclusive Communities (FCIC) is a University Center for Excellence in Developmental Disabilities Education, Research, and Service. The mission of the Florida Center for Inclusive Communities is to provide training, technical assistance, research, systems change, and dissemination activities focused on supporting individuals with developmental disabilities to:

Make informed choices and decisions about their lives.

Receive support and services that are based on individual goals and outcomes.

Achieve full inclusion and participate in society, in an individualized manner, consistent with the unique strengths, resources, priorities, concerns, abilities, and capabilities of each individual.

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