NADC Featured Artist of the Month Kurt Weston
Kurt Weston is a legally blind photographer who has overcome the barriers, obstacles and challenges of producing and exhibiting his art. See his work here.
- 09/22/2016 Visitors from Senegal
- 09/19/2016 October 26th Tarjan Center Lecture Series: Evidence-Based Social Skills Training for Youth with Autism and Other Developmental Disabilities: The UCLA PEERS Program
- 09/15/2016 NADC Featured Artist Colby Walters
- 08/25/2016 Voters with Disabilities Seek Restoration of Voting Rights in California
- 08/25/2016 Your Vote Maters
- 08/12/2016 Careers in the Arts Online Dialogue
- 06/01/2016 Join The Careers in the Arts Dialogue June 6th - 19th
- 04/26/2016 Tarjan Center Lecture Series May 18th: Neuroimaging Insights Into Early Risk for Autism
- 04/13/2016 Congratulations to writer Nahshon Dion Anderson
- 04/07/2016 Being Seen
- 03/17/2016 Tarjan Lecture Series 4/20/2016: Building Self-Regulation in Children with Brain-Based Difficulties: A Family School Readiness Program for Children with Prenatal Alcohol Exposure and Trauma
- 03/07/2016 NADC Featured Artist Barbara Romain
- 02/17/2016 Leading Fuller Lives: Ensuring Californian's Benefit from the Integration Rules
- 02/17/2016 Webinar on Employment First Integrated Employment for People with Disabilities
- 02/16/2016 Tarjan Center 2015 Annual Report
- 01/22/2016 Funds are Available: The Arts and Accessibility Technical Assistance Grants Program
- 01/21/2016 The Tarjan Center is on Facebook
- 01/20/2016 Raised Expectations and Opportunities for Transitional Age Youth with Developmental Disabilities
- 01/14/2016 NADC Featured Artist Michael-Che Swisher
- 12/17/2015 Tarjan Lecture Series 1/20/2016: Culture and Autism
- 11/19/2015 NeuroTribes: The Legacy of Autism and Future of Neurodiveristy
- 11/16/2015 AUCD Annual Report shared by Dr. Olivia Raynor, AUCD Board President and Andy Imparato, AUCD Executive Director
- 11/15/2015 White House Arts and Disability Event on November 18th
- 11/12/2015 Camp Leg Power Propels Kids with Cerebral Palsy Forward
