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11th Annual Policy Update

Monday, January 26, 2026, 8:30 AM - 12:30 PM PDT

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11th Annual Policy Update

Monday, January 26, 2026
8:30am - 12:30pm | Virtual Event

Can't attend the event live? Register to receive access to the recording!

Join us for an engaging discussion featuring experts from the Department of Developmental Services, Department of Education, the Legislative Analyst’s Office, and more.

Topics will include the Governor’s proposed budget for California in 2026, the current status of Early Care and Education programs, federal level health services, the Quality Incentive Program, Special Education, Early Start, and much more!

Speakers to be announced soon!

Non-Member: $85
IDA Agency/Individual Member: $60
IDA Parent/Student/New Clinician Member: $50

ADA Requests: As a part of the Infant Development Association’s ongoing commitment to inclusion, we offer accommodations when possible. Please email IDA at [email protected] 10 business days prior to the event to request accommodations (ASL interpretation, large print, etc.).

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All registrants will be entered in an opportunity drawing for a chance to win IDA Individual membership dues for one year!

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September Updates

Posted: September 29

Government Shutdown looming
Tuesday, September 30 – 11:59 PM
Congressional Leadership meeting scheduled with the President today to discuss options. Check in with your Congressional representatives - click here to see how things are going. If an agreement is not reached (a Continuing Resolution - CR not passed) federal agencies will cease non-essential operations until a deal is reached.

Many people with disabilities rely on a range of public programs, such as Social Security & SSI (are operational) Medicaid, Medicare, Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Programs (SNAP), and others that support their daily needs, health, and independence. They also benefit from programs that provide housing assistance, job training, special education, childcare, and developmental disability programs for support and services.Federal agencies enforce critical laws against disability discrimination, including the Americans with Disabilities Act and Individual with Disabilities Act.

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Looming 9/30 Federal Government Shutdown, Updates in the World of Early Intervention

Posted: September 29, 2025

Federal: Budget

Congress needs to generate a Continuing Resolution (CR) to keep the Government open past Tuesday 9/30. The Senate and the House are about $13.7 billion dollars apart in their budget proposals and an agreement on a date for a CR extension.
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