Send us a textTypically, hosts Meghan (Smallwood) and Patrick (Cadigan) discuss aspects of the transition process. However, this week Patrick is on his own to discuss a local business fair organized by Meghan and co-worker Erin Bourque (also a Transition Coordinator). The business fair highlighted businesses that support individuals with disabilities and emphasized the importance of visibility and opportunity for people with disabilities. Join the conversation!Episode Keywords:disability community, inclusive world, local businesses, special needs, employment opportunities, role models, micro-businesses, visibility, career paths, support systems, family involvementLinks:Humanium (site)Wies (site)Project Search (site)CVS (site) Walgreens (site)Wegmans (site)Maryland (specific) Links/Supports:Public School Employee Child Development Program (PSECDP) (site)Oh, What A Cake! (site)Libs Grills (site)Apple Spice (site)Columbia Community Care (site)Biggs and Featherbelle (site)That Smoothie Place (site)Columbia Association (site)Zoe's Just Dezzerts (site)Micro-business:Leaders of the Pack (site)Spencer's Groovy Tie Dye (site)Moore Crunch (site)Support the showTo download a copy of a transcript for this episode or any of our previous conversations, click here.Also visit our Podcast webpage to find links to all of our other discussions; go to www.p2transition.com.Additional information about post-secondary transition can be found at our website.The Post-Secondary Transition Podcast Facebook page.Visit our YouTube Channel to find additional video resources.Intro/Outro music by AudioCoffee from Pixabay.Transition music by Joseph McDade from Transistor.

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