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This month, my children and I started swim lessons. Not just for fun.Not just for fitness.But for survival. As a Florida resident—and truly, no matter where you live—I believe swimming should be a required part of every school curriculum. Especially for Black and Brown children, and especially for those who are neurodivergent. FACING MY OWN…

When people talk about autism support, they usually focus on the child—what therapies they need, which programs are best, and how schools can help them thrive. But what often gets left out of the conversation is this: Who’s supporting the parent? Behind every therapy session, IEP meeting, and sleepless night is a caregiver trying to…

For many families raising children with unique abilities, navigating the education system goes far beyond academics. It means advocating for your child’s dignity, equity, and sense of belonging. As the summer sun enters the space, it offers a powerful opportunity for parents and caregivers to get rooted in purpose, reflect on their child’s needs, and…