Copyright 2014, I am Norm I am Norm Youth Advocacy Workshop [Presenter name(s) here]

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Copyright 2014, I am Norm I am Norm Youth Advocacy Workshop [Presenter name(s) here]

Copyright 2014, I am Norm Agenda Introduction Activity About I am Norm Interactive activity Reflection

Copyright 2014, I am Norm Introductions Facilitator introduction Participants’ introductions

In January 2010, twenty youth with and without disabilities from around the country, came together in Washington, D.C. and created I Am Normcreated I Am Norm Copyright 2011, I am Norm

Copyright 2014, I am Norm What We Believe We think that people should not have to fit a mold in order to fit into a classroom or a community. We want the world to abandon its perceptions of normalcy, and to learn to embrace and appreciate diversity among individuals. We want to show people that real inclusion can only happen by bringing together diverse groups of people and ensuring that everyone is supported, understood, and respected.

Copyright 2014, I am Norm Goals of I am Norm To encourage the acceptance, respects, and full inclusion of all youth, including those with disabilities, in schools and communities. To raise awareness about inclusion, to provide opportunities for youth to share their ideas about inclusion, and to promote inclusive practices in schools and communities.

Copyright 2014, I am Norm Activity Using the pipe cleaners at your table, create a pair of glasses Rules: You have 10 minutes You must use 5 or fewer pipe cleaners Try to make the glasses an expression of your own personality – be creative!

Copyright 2014, I am Norm Reflect