Ability Awareness
The Ability Awareness project is an ongoing partnership between KBTC and the Federal Way Public Schools Special Education and Employment Transition Program to support neurodivergent youth and youth with disabilities in creating short-form videos addressing life skills that all young people need for transitioning to the workplace and independent living.
Ability Awareness: 2024
Scholars from the Employment Transition Program in Federal Way Public Schools open up about romantic relationships, sharing their thoughts on what it means to like someone "more than a friend." They explore how romantic feelings differ from friendship and discuss healthy ways to navigate emotions when developing connections with others.
Scholars from the Employment Transition Program in Federal Way Public Schools discuss what a problem is, from small everyday challenges to larger life obstacles. They share personal examples of problems, how to react appropriately, and when to seek help with bigger issues. Watch as they explore the difference between handling small problems independently and asking for help with more serious ones.
Scholars from the Employment Transition Program in Federal Way Public Schools break down what makes a job different from a hobby. They share their thoughts on what it means to work, earn money, and pursue hobbies for fun. The scholars also discuss the ups and downs of having a job and how to balance personal passions with work responsibilities.
Building Relationships & Social Skills
These videos focus on building positive relationships, developing social skills, and understanding emotional dynamics in friendships and romantic relationships.
Emotional Well-Being & Self-Management
These videos center on emotional self-awareness, managing stress, addressing challenges, and practicing self-care.
Problem-Solving & Career Awareness
These videos focus on responsible decision-making, problem-solving, and understanding careers.