Resource Corner – March 2026

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Tennessee Disability Pathfinder offers a growing library of disability resources available at TNPathfinder.org. In addition to the growing directory of resources on Pathfinder’s website, here are some we’re highlighting this month.

TJC’s Health Care Affordability Virtual 3-Part Webinar Series

In partnership with the Tennessee Justice Center, the Healthcare Value Hub will host a three‑part webinar series led by Dr. Beth Beaudin‑Seiler. Each session will share Tennessee‑specific findings from the Consumer Healthcare Experience State Survey (CHESS), highlighting how residents experience and navigate healthcare costs.

All webinars will be recorded and emailed to registrants.

Webinar #1 — March 19 at 12:00 PM CT

Purple graphic with large text reading “Health Care Affordability Webinar Series” and the date and time “March 19th, 2026 | 12:00 PM CT.” A subtle speech‑bubble icon appears in the background.This session focuses on overall affordability burdens. Topics include:

  • How much do Tennesseans worry about healthcare costs now and in the future
  • Levels of support for bipartisan solutions to rising healthcare costs
  • How age, income, employment, and other factors shape affordability challenges

Webinar #2 — March 26 at 12:00 PM CT Purple graphic with the text “Health Care Affordability Webinar Series” and the date and time “March 26th, 2026 | 12:00 PM CT,” with a faint speech‑bubble icon in the background.

This session examines prescription drug affordability. Topics include:

  • How Tennesseans cope with the rising cost of medications
  • The frequency of medication rationing due to cost
  • Which age groups are most affected
  • Support for bipartisan solutions to improving drug affordability

Webinar #3 — April 2 at 12:00 PM CT

Purple graphic displaying “Health Care Affordability Webinar Series” and the date and time “April 2nd, 2026 | 12:00 PM CT,” along with a faint background speech‑bubble icon.This session focuses on healthcare costs for seniors and people with disabilities. Topics include:

  • How affordability challenges impact older adults and Tennesseans with disabilities
  • How hospital costs and quality of care uniquely affect these groups

All registrants will receive the recordings.

REGISTER HERE.

Dark blue graphic with large white and yellow headline text that reads, “Your Story Can Change Tennessee.” Below the headline, smaller white text asks whether individuals or their family members with disabilities have interacted with police, gone to court, or experienced a crisis involving 911, and invites them to share their experiences anonymously. A section titled “What the Council is working on:” lists three bullet points about improving police and first responder training, helping people with disabilities access support after leaving jail, and strengthening schools and juvenile justice programs. At the bottom left, a yellow button reads “Share Your Story,” with a note indicating anonymous sharing is available.Dark blue graphic with large white and yellow headline text that reads, “Your Story Can Change Tennessee.” Below the headline, smaller white text asks whether individuals or their family members with disabilities have interacted with police, gone to court, or experienced a crisis involving 911, and invites them to share their experiences anonymously. A section titled “What the Council is working on:” lists three bullet points about improving police and first responder training, helping people with disabilities access support after leaving jail, and strengthening schools and juvenile justice programs. At the bottom left, a yellow button reads “Share Your Story,” with a note indicating anonymous sharing is available.

Ready to Share Your Story: Your Voice Helps Shape Tennessee

The more stories we hear, the better we understand what needs to change. If you or a family member has experience with safety concerns, interactions with police or first responders, court involvement, or situations where 911 was called, your story matters.

The Tennessee Council on Developmental Disabilities is collecting real experiences from people with disabilities and their families across Tennessee. Your input helps highlight where things are working and where improvements are needed. You can share anonymously, and it only takes a few minutes.

Your insight helps guide efforts to strengthen safety practices and supports throughout Tennessee. Thank you for taking the time to share.

Share your story here.