Colorado Compass Program
Real life. Real possibilities.
Navigating services for people with IDD in Colorado
Made possible by the Colt Thomas Foundation
Mosaic Compass is a free monthly Webinar series that explores topics related to intellectual/developmental disability (IDD) services and the systems that manage their implementation. Our purpose is to educate families and connect them to the source of information.
In addition to hosting expert speakers at the Webinars, we hope attendees will find kinship by sharing their stories, barriers, successes and advocacy opportunities with others who know first-hand the joys of raising a child with IDD and the challenges you and your family may experience.
Mosaic Compass Webinar
Please join us monthly for our free webinar held at 12 p.m. on the third Tuesday of every month.
Raising a child with an intellectual or developmental disability (IDD) can be extremely overwhelming and exhausting. Without being able to easily find the right resources when and where you need them the most, you may sometimes feel alone. But you’re not, and we can help you.
July 2026 Topic: Growing Together with CSUnified Including RAM Scholars, Explorers & Various Sports Programs
Mosaic Compass invites you to join us in July for our inspiring webinar spotlighting the Colorado State University Intellectual & Developmental Disabilities Division-Prevention Research Center. They host innovative programs advancing unified learning and empowering adults with intellectual disabilities to thrive in college, career and community life through CSUnified; this includes the RAM Scholars & Explorers Programs.
The Center conducts transformative research and offers innovative programs that promote well-being for people with IDD and are designed to foster academic achievement, personal growth, independence and career readiness. These programs demonstrate the power of inclusive higher education to open pathways for lifelong success. Attendees will gain insight into program structure, student supports, experiential learning opportunities and the impact unified learning environments can have. Whether you are a family member, prospective student, professional or employer, this webinar will provide valuable insight.
Kaylyn is a developmental scientist in training with more than a decade of experience supporting research, recreation and community engagement for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families. She serves as Program Coordinator for CSUnified, where she supports programming for unified learning at Colorado State University.
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