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TNSTEP is a 501c3 non-profit organization that supports TN families and youth by providing free information, advocacy training, and support services to parents of children eligible to receive special education services. TNSTEP works with families, teachers, youth, and others to ensure a brighter future for children and youth with disabilities, special health care needs, and mental health needs.

06/21/2026

There's still time for youth to register for Tuesday's training!

🚀 Self-advocacy is powerful. Community advocacy can change lives.
Join us June 23rd for *Youth Ignited: Why Community Advocacy Matters Now More Than Ever* and learn how youth with disabilities can help influence the future of disability awareness, inclusion, and opportunities in their communities.

In this interactive online training, youth, ages 14-26, will build leadership, communication, and networking skills that can support their advocacy journey—and look great on a résumé.

We're thrilled to share that Tennessee Senator Becky Massey will be joining us to talk about why youth voices matter in our communities and across Tennessee. Participants will also have a chance to ask questions about her role as a state senator and how youth advocates can help create positive change.

TNSTEP's Stephanie Willis will lead this fun and engaging training, hosted by Region B Parent Technical Assistance Center.

Registration for this free training is required:
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/E0DWSqcGRBSIWyp_FXsCmw

06/18/2026

🚀 Self-advocacy is powerful. Community advocacy can change lives.
Join us June 23rd for *Youth Ignited: Why Community Advocacy Matters Now More Than Ever* and learn how youth with disabilities can help influence the future of disability awareness, inclusion, and opportunities in their communities.

In this interactive online training, youth, ages 14-26, will build leadership, communication, and networking skills that can support their advocacy journey—and look great on a résumé.

We're thrilled to share that Tennessee Senator Becky Massey will be joining us to talk about why youth voices matter in our communities and across Tennessee. Participants will also have a chance to ask questions about her role as a state senator and how youth advocates can help create positive change.

TNSTEP's Stephanie Willis will lead this fun and engaging training, hosted by Region B Parent Technical Assistance Center.

Registration for this free training is required:
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/E0DWSqcGRBSIWyp_FXsCmw

06/15/2026

🔴 TOMORROW!!!! Youth can still register for this free training!

Something curious is coming for youth with disabilities! Join TNSTEP for a 2-part virtual training series where we’ll solve a mystery, build self-advocacy skills, and explore real ways youth can use their voices to make a difference.

🔹 PART 1: STINKS TO BE SUE via Zoom
June 16, 2026

We’ll solve the mystery of Sue, a high school student whose plans for life after high school are being made without her input or needs in mind.
Sue has an IEP and a transition plan, but there’s a problem: the plan is not working well for Sue. Together, we’ll look for clues, uncover what went wrong, and learn how youth can take a more active role in planning for life after high school.
This training will cover:
• What a transition plan is and why it matters
• What went wrong with Sue’s plan
• How Sue can rework her plan to better align with her interests, passions, and needs
• Diploma options, supported decision-making, post-high school options, and helpful resources
• Ways youth can build confidence in speaking up for themselves

🔹 Register here:
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/E0DWSqcGRBSIWyp_FXsCmw?fbclid=IwY2xjawSdNzFleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETFmYkg3MGxJenBtVjVxbDFVc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQQMjIyMDM5MTc4ODIwMDg5MgABHiMXOo9zEC2yhTMKCEJqjf7YotGB5JjBcm2xDg2rT1KWlrha1aUDDZrA0xye_aem_bPItSjUk64oTkpYU7QRJCA #/registration

Part 2 will take place during the same time on June 23rd.

Brought to you by Region B Parent Technical Assistance Center

06/11/2026

Something curious is coming for youth with disabilities! Join TNSTEP for a 2-part virtual training series where we’ll solve a mystery, build self-advocacy skills, and explore real ways youth can use their voices to make a difference.

🔹 PART 1: STINKS TO BE SUE via Zoom
June 16, 2026
We’ll solve the mystery of Sue, a high school student whose plans for life after high school are being made without her input or needs in mind.
Sue has an IEP and a transition plan, but there’s a problem: the plan is not working well for Sue. Together, we’ll look for clues, uncover what went wrong, and learn how youth can take a more active role in planning for life after high school.

This training will cover:
• What a transition plan is and why it matters
• What went wrong with Sue’s plan
• How Sue can rework her plan to better align with her interests, passions, and needs
• Diploma options, supported decision-making, post-high school options, and helpful resources
• Ways youth can build confidence in speaking up for themselves

🔹 PART 2: YOUth Ignited: Why Community Advocacy Is More Important Than Ever
June 23, 2026 on Zoom
In Part 2, we’ll explore real ways youth can speak up and become influencers on issues that matter to them, from their hometowns to the state capitol and beyond.

We’ll also have a surprise guest, hint: it could be a Tennessee state senator or representative! They’ll share why it’s important for decision-makers to hear directly from youth and answer questions about their work and priorities.

🔹 Register here:
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/E0DWSqcGRBSIWyp_FXsCmw?fbclid=IwY2xjawSdNzFleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETFmYkg3MGxJenBtVjVxbDFVc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQQMjIyMDM5MTc4ODIwMDg5MgABHiMXOo9zEC2yhTMKCEJqjf7YotGB5JjBcm2xDg2rT1KWlrha1aUDDZrA0xye_aem_bPItSjUk64oTkpYU7QRJCA #/registration

Brought to you by Region B Parent Technical Assistance Center

06/10/2026

Competitive Integrated Employment helps youth with disabilities build independence, gain job skills, and become active members of their community. Join TNSTEP's Joey Ellis and Katherine Williams for this free, live webinar to learn how youth can work in the community, earn minimum wage or higher, and build a future after high school. Even students with significant disabilities can succeed at work with the right supports.

This session will cover the benefits of working, address common fears and myths, and share practical ways to remove barriers to getting and keeping a job.

Monday, June 15, 2026
5 p.m. - 6 p.m. Central Time
6 p.m. - 7 p.m. Eastern Time

Register here:
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/hq1x0xAAScCykk2QPU49sA #/registration

06/09/2026

Something curious is coming for YOUTH with disabilities (ages 14-26)! Join us for a free 2-part virtual training series where we’ll solve a mystery, build self-advocacy skills, and explore real ways youth can use their voices to make a difference.

➡️ PART 1: STINKS TO BE SUE
June 16, 2026

We’ll solve the mystery of Sue, a high school student whose plans for life after high school are being made without her input or needs in mind.
Sue has an IEP and a transition plan, but there’s a problem: the plan is not working well for Sue. Together, we’ll look for clues, uncover what went wrong, and learn how youth can take a more active role in planning for life after high school.

This training will cover:
• What a transition plan is and why it matters
• What went wrong with Sue’s plan
• How Sue can rework her plan to better align with her interests, passions, and needs
• Diploma options, supported decision-making, post-high school options, and helpful resources
• Ways youth can build confidence in speaking up for themselves

Register for Part 1:
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/E0DWSqcGRBSIWyp_FXsCmw

➡️ PART 2: YOUth Ignited: Why Community Advocacy Is More Important Than Ever
June 23, 2026
Details in the comments!

*These trainings are made possible by Region B Parent Technical Assistance Center and will include other youth with disabilities from 12 states.

06/08/2026

Desarrollando Habilidades de Comunicación y Defensa

La comunicación sólida es la base de una defensa eficaz. Únase a este seminario web en vivo por Zoom para aprender sobre diferentes estilos de comunicación, estrategias para una comunicación clara y respetuosa, y formas de manejar conversaciones difíciles o con conflictos.

Los participantes también explorarán consejos prácticos para comunicarse eficazmente con profesionales—como el personal escolar, consejeros de rehabilitación vocacional (VR) y el personal de programas de vida independiente—y para apoyar a personas con discapacidades en el desarrollo de habilidades sólidas de autodefensa.

Registration Link: go.peatc.org/2p9fha7p

05/25/2026

Join our friends at Family Voices of Tennessee and Tennessee Department of Health for their 2026 Family and Youth Conference for families and youth ages 14-24.

The conference will be held on June 4th from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM at the Tennessee State Library and Archives, located at 1001 Rep. John Lewis Way, Nashville, TN 37219.

The event will feature breakout sessions, panel discussions, and keynote presentations from individuals with lived experience.

Registration is required:
https://forms.office.com/g/68vedXhmeK

05/14/2026

TNSTEP is thrilled to be partnering with Empower Tennessee for their Youth Leadership Academy June 16-18! Applications are being accepted through May 26th.

This program is open to youth with disabilities ages 16 - 24 and is offered at no cost to participants.

The summer intensive is a three-day in-person gathering where participants have opportunities to learn, engage, and empower each other toward their future goals. We hope to see you there!

Dates: June 16th, 17th, & 18th
Time: 10:00 am - 4:00 pm CT
Place: In Person at 955 Woodland Street, Nashville, TN 37206
Apply: bit.ly/ETYLAA26

Participants will learn about:
> Being your Authentic Self with Disability Pride
> Problem Solving for Success with Employment and Budgeting
> Working Towards Independence with Self-Advocacy
> Transitioning into Adulthood
> And more...
All while having fun!

For more information, contact us at [email protected] or 615.200.6028

Address

113 Austin Street (Physical) 1113 Tusculum Boulevard , #393 (Mailing)
Greeneville, TN
37745

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

Telephone

+14236390125

Website

http://www.tnstep.info/

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