Sid and Patricia Helder have a long history of involvement and support for All Belong. What began as a relationship through the Helder family business, Franklin Press Inc., nearly twenty years ago turned into developing an interest and passion for . . .
“It was a challenge to put down my sword when we came here,” recalls Kevin Timpe. “For most of our life in Idaho, I had become really good at fighting for Jameson’s inclusion in the public school. Any ideas, creative . . .
“I’ve never been to a sleepover at someone’s house because I’ve never been invited,” Andrew told his friends and me. Andrew’s Circle of Friends — a network of student volunteers who commit to surround and support a student with a disability — . . .
I first met Sarah Ress through South Christian High School’s Connections group, where she was an active organizer for activities and events that fostered friendships between students of all abilities. Her passion and advocacy for inclusion extended beyond high school . . .
