Join Erin Black and Michael Scanlon for an engaging webinar exploring the creation of the Adult Ally Toolkit—a dynamic, multimedia resource designed to support and empower adults working in disability advocacy, post-secondary transition, education, and beyond. This toolkit centers the voices of youth with disabilities, offering impactful stories, practical tools, and actionable guidance to help adults step more confidently into the role of an effective ally. During this session, Erin and Michael will provide an exclusive preview of the toolkit, share insights from its development, and invite participants into the broader conversation on allyship and inclusive leadership. Be part of a movement that’s transforming how we support young people with disabilities—one story, one resource, and one ally at a time. Erin bio: Erin Black is a 24-year-old self-advocate living with Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease, a progressive neuromuscular disorder that has shaped her passion for disability advocacy. Drawing from her lived experience, she is committed to transforming systems for young advocates and serves as a public speaker, youth engagement consultant, and media producer. Michael bio: Michael Scanlon is an advocate, project coordinator and consultant with a passion to make a positive difference in the lives of others. Michael’s lived expertise within the mental health system and as a brain injury survivor, along with his professional experiences, gives him the unique insight and ability to create positive change. Michael serves as a mentor and member on numerous state and federal advisory boards and projects, and is enthusiastic about ensuring young adults have the opportunity and support needed to thrive. Off the clock, Michael can be found either whipping up something in his kitchen, drawing, or reading from his vast amount of books taking over his apartment.