Utah service providers can join the network for FREE, and it includes:
- Community of Practice Meetings every month with expert presentations and Q&A sessions
- Quarterly webinars
- Connection with other Utah professionals looking to grow knowledge about the intersection of disability and diversity
- Email newsletters with new website content
Canvas Course
We have prepared an online course designed for Direct Service Providers who work with individuals with disabilities who come from multicultural backgrounds. It's free, and you can earn a certificate of completion.
Upcoming Events
We host monthly Community of Practice Meetings and quarterly webinars - all for free!
Come learn with us!
View previously recorded events
Multicultural Disability Conference 2025:
Honoring Our Intersectionalities
Webinar
Understanding and Working with Disabilities among Indigenous People: The Sweetgrass Method
Tuesday, February 11, 2025
1:30 - 3:00 PM
Dr. Mark Standing Eagle Baez from Bemidji State University in Minnesota has written a textbook chapter and presented at numerous events around the world about a new concept: The Sweetgrass Method. This method introduces ideas for cultural humility, continuous learning, and providing respectful support to individuals with disabilities from diverse backgrounds, specifically American Indian/Alaska Native cultures.
February Community of Practice Meeting
The Lived Experience of Rural Guatemalan Fathers of Children with Neurodevelopmental Disabilities
Tuesday, February 25, 2025
1:30 - 2:30 PM
Sebastian Romero, RN and PhD candidate at the University of Utah, will discuss data he collected for his dissertation about Guatemalan fathers of children with disabilities.
Digital Storytelling Series
Are you a person with disabilities who also has a unique cultural background? Share your story with us!





Infographics
URLEND Resources
These resources were developed as part of URLEND Leadership projects (current and past), in collaboration with MULDINET.
Pediatric Medical Shared Decision-Making
U.S. School Navigation Guide for Refugees
Understanding Female Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
Conference Posters
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