We are a neurodiverse group, and we believe in celebrating and learning from different types of minds. Learn more from PDA North America and the Autistic Self Advocacy Network (ASAN).

We support all kinds of communication.

We believe in life-long learning, both for the people we support and for ourselves. Being an "expert" means being available for and open to learning from every experience, and then applying that knowledge to new experiences. Learn more from Understood.

We believe that people learn by living. School can be one component to life, and it is not for everyone. Learn more from the Alliance for Self-Directed Education (ASDE).

We believe in life-long learning, both for the people we support and for ourselves. Being an "expert" means being available for and open to learning from every experience, and then applying that knowledge to new experiences. Learn more from Understood.

We know that people who communicate differently, who see things differently, and who experience the world differently can and do want to learn. We do not believe that spoken language equals the ability to learn. Learn more from Douglas Biklen and Jamie Burke.

We believe in offering the same learning experiences to all people, regardless of labels. Learn more from Cheryl Jorgensen.

We know that learning happens from making mistakes. Learn more from the Administration for Community Living (ACL).

We learn from lived experiences and design our supports using the knowledge and input of people with disabilities. Learn more from the Institute for Human Centered Design (IHCD).

All work deserves real pay. Learn more from the Association of People Supporting Employment First (APSE).

We believe in learning from and with others. We work to collaborate with people with lived experiences, families, community members, professionals, and others. Learn more from Caitlin J. Solone, et. al..