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In response to your many requests that the Arts in Special Education Consortium take on the challenge of compiling resources, please know that we are in the process of gathering information.
You can help in that effort. Please let us know of any websites, organizations, work in progress, offerings, articles, studies/reports, etc. within and/or about the arts in special education that might be of interest. Please use the box to the right to submit that information.
Meanwhile, if you, or someone you know works in the arts in special education, or is an advocate for the arts in special education, please tell them about us. We are happy to put them on our email and evite list. They just have to use the box at the right to provide their contact information.
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