National and local experts teach participants about the local, state and national issues that affect individuals with disabilities.
Learn to work with policymakers to make a difference in the quality of life for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and/or autism.
Dates are subject to change.
C2P2 is hybrid, with both virtual and in-person sessions. Sessions are held once a month, January - September, with a break in August. If accepted, you must attend all eight sessions.
Virtual sessions are 2 days + 1 evening. Weekend sessions at Temple University Harrisburg span 2 days.
Modeled after Minnesota's Partners in Policymaking, Competence and Confidence: Partners in Policymaking is a leadership development training program designed for:
C2P2 participants make a commitment to attend multiple training sessions during the course of a year, and to complete assigned homework.
The program selects highly motivated people who represent different ethnic backgrounds and, who for the most part are not already involved in advocacy organizations.
Article: C2P2 Graduation Highlights Leadership and Advocacy of its Graduates
C2P2 is funded by Pennsylvania's Office of Developmental Programs.
