Sometimes when you support something as “radical” as inclusive education, it can start to feel like you’re shouting into the void. It can start to seem like you’re the only one out there who is advocating for students’ right to be educated alongside all their peers.

However, that simply isn’t true.

There are plenty of people who are fighting the same fight we are, and one of the best ways to find them is through social media. Whether you’re looking to share your own personal story, find out more about the disability community, or learn new educational practices, here are some of the best Facebook groups you can join to connect with like-minded and inclusive individuals:

is for those who wish to discuss, educate, and learn more about inclusive education and communities.

is an autistic-led group for parents and caregivers of autistic children, teens, and adults.

provides resources about special education and inclusion.

is a group open to anyone who wishes to educate others about disabilities, mental health disorders, or chronic illness. It is also open to anyone who wishes to learn more about disabilities.

is a group for people who are passionate about diversity, equity, and inclusion in education.

is a place where early childhood educators can share reflections on the educational practices that are at the core of inclusion. In addition, this group aims to provide relevant and current information on best practices in early childhood education and early childhood intervention.

believes all children should learn together in one inclusive environment/classroom, paving the path to an inclusive world.

is a safe place where families, staff, and community partners can connect to improve support for learners with disabilities.

is a global platform to discuss all disability-related issues, including disability rights and inclusive education.

is a nonpartisan grassroots organization of 500+ parents, educators, administrators, community leaders, visionaries, and do-gooders. They are dedicated to advancing inclusive education within the Conejo Valley Unified School District to benefit ALL students of ALL abilities.

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