Voice Victory Story
A narrative-driven story about a young adult named Leo who uses self-advocacy skills to request workspace accommodations and correct pronoun usage on his first day of work. The story serves as a relatable example of "Voice Power" in action.
Voice Power Slides
A visually engaging slide presentation (16:9) designed for young adults like Jay. It covers the fundamentals of self-advocacy, identity/pronouns, school (IEP/ISP), workspace rights (ADA), and where to find legal or personal support. Revised to ensure all text meets minimum size requirements.
Voice Power Workbook
A comprehensive student workbook for Jay to explore and plan his self-advocacy. Includes sections on personal identity, accommodation tracking, ISP/IEP meeting preparation, and practical communication scripts for home, school, and work.
Voice Victory Worksheet
A follow-up worksheet for the Voice Victory story where students analyze Leo's self-advocacy steps and practice scripting their own advocacy statements.
Voice Victory Answer Key
A teacher-facing answer key and discussion guide for the Voice Victory story and worksheet. Includes facilitation tips and example scripts for student advocacy scenarios.
Conflict Crusher Cards
A set of role-play scenario cards for Jay to practice difficult self-advocacy conversations. Covers pronoun persistence, workplace accommodation refusals, school IEP violations, and suspected retaliation.
Rights Guard Guide
A visual reference guide for Jay's rights and responsibilities. Includes anchor charts for ADA/IDEA rights, a step-by-step reporting guide for retaliation and violations, and a directory of support agencies like the EEOC and P&A systems.