- The Arc's Monday Morning in Washington, DC
The Arc Monday Morning in Washington, DC is a weekly e-newsletter that is chocked full of links to relevant and timely resources. It primarily, but not exclusively, focuses on developmental disabilities, and it covers the age span from birth through senior years. Resources across a wide spectrum of service systems are cited, including education, physical health, mental health, vocational rehabilitation, transportation, and social services.
- Patricia Bauer's blog
Pat Bauer is a journalist…a curious person by nature. She is also a pioneer in making news about disability easily accessible through her blog, http://www.patriciaebauer.com/, because her daughter Margaret, now 22, has Down syndrome. Pat’s blog collects news stories and other publications about disability (not just Down syndrome); contains recent headlines (e.g., Americans with Disabilities Restoration Act); organizes topics into more than 100 categories (from “abortion” to “wrongful birth”); publishes Margaret’s 1999 Washington Post article about herself (“Tell Them It’s Not So Bad“); and links to 53 other websites about disability.
- Early Childhood Family Support Blog
The Beach Center on Disability's own blog focused on Early Childhood Family Support. This blog grew from our community of practice (CoP) on Early Childhood Family Support and publishes tip sheets, stories, links, and other resources identified or created in the community of practice.