On April 10th we held a webinar on Supported Decision-Making agreements. We wanted to share the presentation slides and the webinar recordings for anyone who missed the webinar or wishes to share the information. This Statewide training will covered:  Options...

We are partnering with the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction to support under-served families who have school-aged children with intellectual and developmental disabilities. We want to partner with an individual, a community-based organization or a school...

We want to hear from Milwaukee’s disability community! We will be holding a community conversation Thursday, May 23rd, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Independence First located at 540 S. 1st Street in Milwaukee to learn ways to improve supports and resources. Doors open at...

After another successful Disability Advocacy Day, we wanted to share the date for 2025! Join us in-person in Madison on March 12th, 2025 to meet with your elected officials!

Join the BPDD Living Well team and long-term care providers to learn about the Let’s Talk About Rights series for family members and guardians. Learn about how to use this tool to educate yourself on the rights that all people with disabilities have and how you can...

We want to partner with high schools interested in improving employer engagement practices and employment outcomes for young adults with disabilities in their Beyond 18 Transition programming. Grant funds and technical assistance are available. Check out the...

Governor Tony Evers has officially proclaimed March as DD Awareness Month in Wisconsin! The campaign will raise awareness about the contributions people with developmental disabilities make in all areas of community life, as well as awareness to the barriers that...

What's the word is a column where we feature a different leader in Wisconsin living with a disability. “What’s the Word?” is an opportunity to hear directly from self-advocates about what’s important to them. This month's article comes from BPDD board Vice Chair,...

Become a part of the youth that lead us! This week-long forum is for high school students with disabilities who want to learn more about leadership, self-advocacy skills, and career awareness. Do you want to: - Meet other students your age from around the state who...