UVM Center on Disability & Community Inclusion

Slide 1/4: We’re hiring: I-Team Project Manager! Help shape inclusive education across Vermont. Picture of I-Team members smiling for camera. Apply online scan QR code or visit https://www.uvmjobs.com posting number S5917P0 Slide 2/4: For over 50 years, the Vermont I Team has partnered with schools to ensure all students, including those with complex disabilities, belong and thrive. Now, we’re looking for a dynamic Project Manager to lead us into our next chapter. Text is on green background with border showing school hallway. Slide 3/4: Our Project Manager will: - Lead a statewide team of 20+ interdisciplinary specialists. - Set vision and priorities for inclusive education. - Build strong partnerships with schools and families. - Oversee grants, budgets, and compliance. - Make a lasting, statewide impact. Text is green on light grey background surrounded by border showing checklist with stars. Slide 4/4: If you’re a collaborative leader committed to inclusion and educational equity, this is a chance to make a lasting statewide impact. Text in a circle surrounded by UVM's Our Common Ground badge with words: Respect, Integrity, Innovation, Openness, Justice, Responsibility. Apply online https://www.uvmjobs.com University of Vermont, Center on Disability and Community Inclusion #InclusiveEducation #EducationLeadership #NonprofitJobs #VermontJobs #ProjectManager #director #InclusionMatters #SystemsChange #universityofvermont #uvm #uvmcess

BIAVT is pleased to announce that our skill builder program is available to ALL survivors who would benifit.
Please Note:
-There is an Application Process, acceptance is not guaranteed
-There is a fee for this program. This fee can be offset by financial aid based on need and availability.

For more infomation call 802-244-6850 or email [email protected]

A huge THANK YOU to CDCI's Pamela Cummings for sharing information about 24-Hour Postural Care at this year's Vermont Family Network conference. 24-Hour postural care helps children and young adults with movement disorders move better, join in activities, and avoid changes in body shape over time.

For more information about Pamela's 24-hour postural care project, visit go.uvm.edu/24pc