The Shadow Project is teaming up with Multnomah County Library to host three free Goal Setting Workshops in April and May!
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Mentors make a difference
The Shadow Project aims to put the right tools into the hands of students, so they can feel empowered and excited to learn. Sometimes, the most effective tool is an encouraging mentor. Read about Dalilah’s journey with her mentor.
Free Workshop with Reframe Parenting
Does navigating your child’s school challenges feel overwhelming? Worried about being labeled “that parent” while just trying to make sure they get the support they need? Join Scotti Weintraub, founder of Reframe Parenting, and The Shadow Project for a FREE online workshop for parents on January 16th.
Holiday travel tips for sensory sensitivities
One of the biggest stresses of the end of year holiday season is travel. Travel can be a stressful time for anyone, and for many neurodivergent kids, it can be overwhelming to the point of meltdown and withdrawal. Read our recent blog post on travel tips that can help for a less stressful holiday travel experience.
We’re in the Willamette Week’s Give!Guide!
Exciting news: The Shadow Project is in Willamette Week’s Give!Guide! Learn about how you can win exciting prizes by donating to us this giving season.
