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Would you like NSIP staff to come to your area to facilitate a workshop, training, or strategic planning retreat? Would your program benefit from specialized, expert technical assistance? If you think so, please contact us by submitting a request below. Or simply give us a call at (888) 491-0326 (voice/TTY).
Use this form if you would like the National Service Inclusion Project to:
- Develop an in-depth, comprehensive training
- Present a brief workshop
- Facilitate a strategic planning session for your program staff to develop an action and vision plan for your program
- Provide you with quality technical assistance
Below is a partial list of our training and technical assistance topics. Our team would be happy to work with you to design a workshop, training, or retreat to meet the unique needs of your region or program.
Values That Guide and Current Best Practices on Inclusion
- Person-First Language and Inclusion Etiquette
- Who Are People with Disabilities/What Is a Disability?
- What Makes Someone "Qualified"?
- Moving Beyond Accessibility: Creating an Inclusive and Welcoming Environment
Disclosure
- Why People Do or Do Not Disclose
- What Is the Impact of Not Disclosing?
- What to Do When Someone Discloses a Disability to You
- Creating and Maintaining an Environment That Encourages Disclosure
Outreach, Recruitment, and Retention
- How to Conduct Effective Outreach and Recruitment with People with Disabilities
- Interviewing: Welcoming and Appropriate Questions and Responses
- How to Develop Inclusive Service Descriptions
- Inclusive Management and Supervision
- Asset-Based Assessment and Development
Legal Responsibilities
- The History of the Law
- The Spirit and Intent of the Law
- Disclosure and the Law
- My Legal Responsibilities as a CNCS Grantee
- Reasonable Accommodations and the Law
- Legal Exemptions
- Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act and the Americans with Disabilities Act, (ADA)
Reasonable Accommodations
- Reasonable Accommodations: Definition and Responsibilities
- Developing a Policy on Reasonable Accommodations
- Assistive and Adaptive Products and Technology: No-Tech, Low-Tech, and High-Tech
Accessibility and Design
- How to Ensure Access for Everyone: Architectural, Programmatic, Communication, Alternative Format Access, and Technology
- Universal Design
- Preparing for Accessibility Site Visits
- Conflict Resolution Through Negotiation
- The History of the Independent Living Movement
- Emergency Preparedness for People with Disabilities
- How Will National Service Affect Disability Benefits: Supplemental Security Income and Social Security Disability Insurance
- Disability Inclusion in Culturally Diverse Communities
- When Someone Acquires a Disability
- Tips and Tools to Assist Senior Citizens to Live Independently
Specialized Other Topics
- Developing a Collaborative Action Plan for Inclusion
- Conflict Resolution Through Negotiation
- The History of the Independent Living Movement
- Emergency Preparedness for People with Disabilities
- How Will National Service Affect Disability Benefits: Supplemental Security Income and Social Security Disability Insurance
- Disability Inclusion in Culturally Diverse Communities
- Tips and Tools to Assist Senior Citizens to Live Independently
©The National Service Inclusion Project is a cooperative agreement (#01CAM0016) between the Corporation for National and Community Service and the Institute for Community Inclusion at UMass Boston in collaboration with the Association of University Centers on Disabilities.



