ICYMI: Narratives have the power to drive change. 🌟 When we share our stories, we open doors to new possibilities and create a more inclusive world. 

Here is a clip from Riley Mulcahy's conversation on Think Inclusive. Check it out on your favorite podcast player ~ Episode 1236

From skepticism to fierce advocacy—this is what school transformation looks like. Inclusion isn’t just a goal, it’s happening because educators and leaders believe every learner belongs. Here is MCIE's Brittni Sammons sharing a story from one of our partner districts.

Jordyn Zimmerman said it best: education for students with disabilities is a right. But right now, families have to navigate a confusing, expensive process just to challenge segregation—and that’s not okay. We need a fully funded national framework that makes inclusion real, not just a nice idea.

ICYMI: Deaf teachers are where the magic happens.

Thanks to Rachel Zemach for the fascinating conversation on Think Inclusive. 

Check it out at mcie dot org [episode 1241]

ICYMI: Switching from "summary" to "analysis" led AI to offer detailed insights and actionable checklists. Consider this for your child's education. Catch the full episode with Charmaine Thaner on Think Inclusive [1239].

ICYMI: Toni Barton was on Think Inclusive to talk about how to rethink discipline and behavior systems as social-emotional frameworks that prioritize student-centered support. 

Check it out at mcie dot org [episode 1237].

ICYMI: Guy Stephens was on the pod to talk about how schools should move towards trauma-informed and neuroscience-aligned practices to promote better educational environments. 

Watch or listen at mcie dot org [episode 1238].

ICYMI: Leah Kelley and Kari Gustafson were on the pod to talk about how play is a vital tool for imagination, personal growth, and collaborative learning in neurodiverse and inclusive settings. 

Watch or listen at mcie dot org [episode 1244].

No argument here.

If inclusion isn't planned or thoughtful... it isn't actually inclusion.

Listen to our conversation with Meghan Ashburn and Jules Edwards on Think Inclusive [episode 1209].

ICYMI: Something cool is happening in CA!

Discover how the Los Angeles County Office of Education's EmbraceAbilities project is revolutionizing support for students with extensive support needs in California.

To listen, go to mcie dot org [episode 1245].

Had the BEST time hanging out with Madison Tevlin! Her energy and personality light up every room—and every conversation. 🎉 So excited for her new podcast, 21 Questions, and her upcoming film dropping next year.

Watch or listen now and get ready to smile [episode 1308]. 💜

Fun fact: The Ride Ahead was created with a majority-disabled crew, reinforcing the value of inclusive production practices.

Check out the clip from our interview with Samuel and Dan Habib on Think Inclusive and find the full conversation on your favorite podcast app.

Discover how the Los Angeles County Office of Education’s EmbraceAbilities project is revolutionizing support for students with extensive support needs in CA on the latest episode of Think Inclusive.

Narratives have the power to drive change.

Here is a clip from Riley Mulcahy's conversation on Think Inclusive.

Check it out on your favorite podcast player ~ Season 12 Episode 32

🌟 New Episode Alert! 🌟

In this episode of Think Inclusive, Tim Villegas and Dr. Shelley Moore dive into the heart of inclusive education.

👉 Watch or listen by going to mcie.org/think-inclusive

What message are we sending to all kids through our responses to challenging behaviors? Alex Shevrin Venet stops by the podcast to discuss inclusion, trauma, and behavior with Tim.

Listen to Think Inclusive on Spotify or watch the episode on YouTube.

#InclusionMatters #Behavior #TraumaInformed