The Web site includes articles on brain research, advice and information from experts in the field of early childhood development, resource information, and a calendar of events for the campaign. All the articles have previously appeared in Better Homes and Gardens . This Web site includes articles and statistical information about drunk driving in addition to contact information for local chapters, information on a victim hotline sponsored by MADD, and conference and workshop announcements. Many brochures and pamphlets published by MADD are available online or can be ordered from MADD at low cost. Who Are Deaf-Blind is funded by the U.S. Department of Education, Office of Special Education Programs.
Autism is the third most common developmental disability.
The Web site features articles that describe autism, the education of children with autism, early intervention for children with autism, contact information for local chapters of the society, and information about federal regulations affecting the education of children with autism. Return to the Parent News for September 1997 contents page. Return to the NPIN home page.