The Youth Legacy Foundation is proud to work with people who have personal connections to disability: self-advocates, parents, and, of course, youth. Here is our current board of directors, who are longtime leaders in the disability community. We are currently looking for a few more good people to serve on our board. Let us know […]
Hello! We hope everyone is having a good summer and finding things to do to keep busy. Our youth have been active in the community. And we hope to see more youth getting involved — because it’s good for them and it’s good for the community. We have a lot of information on our website […]
Our executive director, Bridget Siljander, submitted a guest post to the blog “Think Inclusive.” See an excerpt below and click on the link to go to the website for the full article. Then, browse this website, which has great content and a membership option. “The word ‘disability’ has many connotations. Too often, people […]
It almost time school getting ready be off for summer. Why you set goal like fine job. As person who in middle school to as mom or dad to fine job like cut glass or doing some house clean even as teach you how wash your clothiers. I also may could wash dish and glass. […]
Bring Adult is taking to become man or female. You would making a choice in your life to making choice of living on own and also to fine mean full job. First things you do is fine job would like you do and also saving some money bring adult. For me at first I having […]
YLF is a member of the Safe Schools for All Coalition. We worked with the over 140 organization members to pass the Safe and Supportive Schools Act into law, which was signed by Gov. Dayton on the steps of the Capitol on Wednesday, April 9. Click the link below for more information on this update […]
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