DeafBlind Events

List of upcoming events


    Saturday Mornings with NRCP

    2nd Saturday of each month (August 2025 - July 2026)
    2 hour Webinar

    $25 per webinar/ $125 for six webinars/$250 for all 12 webinars

    Webinars designed for paraeducators and their teams to learn more about roles and responsibilities, behavior, instructional strategies, teamwork, and much more! Find more information and registration information by clicking button below!

    REGISTER FOR SATURDAY MORNINGS WITH NRCP



    October 2025

    *Events will be updated if and when funding for the grant has been approved.

     

    November 2025

    Active Learning Workshop - Creating Motivating Learning Environments for Individuals with Multiple Special Needs

    Tuesday, November 4th 9AM - 3 PM

    Active Learning is an innovative approach developed by Dr. Lilli Nielsen, and an integral part of Penrickton Center for Blind Children. Join Active Learning Specialist Kirstyn Martino, BS, CTRS, Tuesday, November 4th, for this upcoming workshop. Spots are limited. For any questions or further information, please contact Kirstyn at 734-946-7500 or kirstyn@penrickton.org. 

    REGISTER HERE

     

    Moms' Night Inn

    November 7th - 9th

    Carls Family Village, Brooklyn, MI

    Moms of Def, Hard of Hearing, or DeafBlind children are invited to a relaxed overnight retreat at Carls Family Village. The event runs from Saturday at noon to Sunday at noon, with an optional Friday night stay for an extra $25. Meals will be provided. Enjoy crafts, sharing, and connecting with other moms. Spots are limited; scholarships and payment plans are available. Contact Janel Frost at janel@mihandsandvoices.org or 248-845-7862 to register or for accommodations. 

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