بواسطة Federation For Children With Special Needs | Apr 15, 2021 | FCSN Staff
Ruth M. Diaz, JD, MBA, practiced law for 30 years, first at Greater Boston Legal Services, then at Harvard Law School, where she was also a managing attorney, senior clinical instructor, and a lecturer. As the Project Director of the Parent Training and Information...
بواسطة Federation For Children With Special Needs | Apr 15, 2021 | FCSN Staff
Sarah Jefferson is an Individual Assistance Coordinator for FCSN. She has an undergraduate degree in Psychology and Masters in Social Work. Previous to working at the FCSN, she worked at an English as a Second Language Program for adults. She was the Program...
بواسطة Federation For Children With Special Needs | Apr 15, 2021 | FCSN Staff
Leslie is the Project Director for the Federation’s MassPAC project. As an attorney and founder of her local SEPAC, Leslie has the background and experience to develop and present workshops on special education and parent leadership for parents and...
بواسطة Federation For Children With Special Needs | Apr 15, 2021 | FCSN Staff
Ruth Esther de la Cruz, is originally from Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, where she earned a degree in Criminal Justice in 2014, she has two daughters, the youngest has special conditions, which resulted in her decision to move to the US, learning about...
بواسطة Federation For Children With Special Needs | Apr 15, 2021 | FCSN Staff
With more than 40 years of experience in early childhood education, her focus has been on early childhood special education and young children’s social emotional development. Prior to her current position, Cameron was the Sr. Technical Assistance Specialist at the...
بواسطة Federation For Children With Special Needs | Apr 15, 2021 | FCSN Staff
Aceriane is the Director of Outreach and Engagement, having previously served as the Portuguese-speaking Outreach Specialist at the Federation. Originally from Curitiba, Brazil, Aceriane came to the United States over 20 years ago after studying physics at the State...
