Advocacy at Convention
CEC advocates for children and youth with exceptionalities 365 days a year, and Convention is no exception. Join fellow educators and advocates in Columbus to learn about the policy issues shaping special education and discover meaningful ways to take action.
Take Action at the Advocacy Action Station
Stop by the Advocacy Action Station in the Expo Hall to learn more about CEC’s advocacy priorities and explore the latest opportunities to make your voice heard.
At the station, you can:
- Learn about key federal policy issues affecting special education.
- Explore CEC’s advocacy initiatives and priorities.
- Access the CEC Legislative Action Center and take action on issues that matter to you.
- Connect with CEC advocates and policy experts.
- Get the tools and resources you need to advocate for children and youth with exceptionalities.
Your voice matters. Your advocacy can make a difference. Stop by the Advocacy Action Station and join CEC in advancing policies that support inclusive, high-quality education for all students.
Get the Latest on Federal Policy
What’s happening in Washington, and what does it mean for special education?
Join CEC Senior Policy Advisor Kuna Tavalin and Executive Director Chad Rummel for an inside look at the latest developments on Capitol Hill and across the federal government.
Offered twice during Convention, this session will overview recent federal actions affecting special education policy, including developments from the White House and Congress. Speakers will also look ahead to the year to come, discussing emerging policy priorities and what they could mean for infants, toddlers, children, and youth with disabilities and/or gifts and talents.
Make Your Voice Heard in Columbus
Convention is more than professional learning and networking. It’s an opportunity to connect, learn, and take action on the issues that matter to the special education community.
Join us in Columbus, Ohio, March 10–13, for the latest professional development, opportunities to connect with fellow educators, advocacy tools, and more.
Come ready to learn. Leave ready to advocate.