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    • Advisor, Leader, Educator
  • The No No Show
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Advisor

Educator

Civic Leader


  • Stanford Down Syndrome, Alzheimer's, & Healthy Aging Workgroup member
  • The UC Davis Mind Institute
  • Disability Thrive Initiative
  • Administration for Community Living &
  • Georgetown University Workgroup


Civic Leader

Educator

Civic Leader


  • Down Syndrome Connection of the Bay Area
  • National Down Syndrome Association
  • The Arc of California
  • Disability Vote California

Educator

Educator

Educator


  • UCSF Genetics Class
  • Stanford Genetic Counseling Department
  • Contributing Author ofThe Rainbow Guidebook
  • Presented at Empowering Equality as a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA):  


Stanford Genetic Counseling Department Testimonial

"It was such an honor to have Nicole give this seminar. The feedback clearly reflects how much we learned and how valuable this talk was for our genetic counseling community! Thank you for taking the time to share your insights and experiences with us all. "

Warmly,

Carolyn Bell (she/her)

M.S. Candidate in Human Genetics and Genetic Counseling


 The Administration for Community Living (ACL) invited me to participate in a workgroup on sexual orientation and gender identity. ACL is working with the Georgetown University National Center for Cultural Competence (NCCC) on an important project called the Technical Assistance Project on Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity Data Collection.  More about the project:

  • In the past, people participating in ACL programs were only asked if they were male or female.
  • Now, people participating in ACL programs will also be asked about their sexual orientation and gender identity. The short way of saying this is SOGI.
  • Some people identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, and intersex. 
  • The project will create resources that help ACL programs to collect SOGI information from all persons who participate in these programs. 

ACL wants to learn from you!ACL and the NCCC are holding workgroups with people with intellectual and developmental disabilities to help create the SOGI Resources.

Stanford Research

Down Syndrome, Alzheimer’s &  Healthy Aging

Workgroup Member

Presented at Empowering Equality as a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA):

Intersectionality, Inclusion, and Advocacy for LGBTQ+Youth with Disabilities conference along with my colleagues, Richard Price and Elaine Gilmartin, Phd students attending University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign.  We spoke to educators about the importance of  high school sex education in the disability and LGBTQ+ communities.  

Contributing Author ofThe Rainbow Guidebook


"The Rainbow Support Group Guidebook for the LGBTQ+ and Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities” 

written by Pauline Bosma, Nora Johnsen, 

and Oscar E. Hughes


Our Lives, Our Choices, Our Rights

Read Rainbow Guidebook Here



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