Your Three-Part Solution to
Special Education Advocacy.
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Learning Center Self-guided modules covering IEPs, 504s, and legal rights.
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Celia (Virtual Advocate) Instant answers grounded in federal and state regulations.
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TAC Community Private support group and monthly expert webinars.
Why We Started TAC
You Can't Fight For What You Don't Know
You can't ask for help with a problem you don't know you have. By the time most parents discover what their child is entitled to, crucial time has already been lost.
Getting the Right Help Shouldn't Be Out of Reach
Private advocates cost more than many families can pay, while free advocacy services face strict caps on availability.
Built for Parents. Grown Into Something Bigger.
Parents were at the center of The Advocacy Circle from day one, and TAC has only grown from there. Professionals, teachers, schools, and organizations now use it too. There's a place for you here, whoever you're advocating for. The Advocacy Circle answers one simple question: how do we put advocacy in the hands of more people?
The Three-Part Approach
Learning Center
Self-guided modules that build your understanding of special education from the ground up. We never assume a starting level of knowledge, so the Learning Center covers the full range: start with Crash Course: Special Education History or What is an IEP/504?, and work up to Medical Advocacy or Due Process Deep Dive when you're ready.
Learn at Your Own Pace
Celia, Your Virtual Advocate
Celia is an AI advocate we built ourselves over two years, and she doesn't browse the open internet. She works from databases our team researched and built by hand: federal law like IDEA and Section 504, plus your specific state's laws, regulations, and implementation manuals, combined with what you tell her about your child.
Ask a question, get an answer grounded in the rules that actually apply to you. No perfect prompt required.
Store Documents, Ask Questions, Generate Letters, Analyze IEPsTAC Community
Advocating alone is exhausting, even when you're doing everything right. TAC Community is a private, members-only space where you can connect with other parents, join monthly and quarterly events, and stay close to people who understand exactly what you're carrying.
Private Facebook Group + Live Monthly Webinar
Trusted by Families and Advocates
Not Another AI Chatbot Guessing at Your Situation
Open AI tools can analyze a document or answer a question, but you have no way of knowing where that answer came from, or whether it actually applies to your child, your school, your state.
Celia was created, trained, and is maintained by special education experts, on databases specifically built for special education. She takes the uncertainty away with our specially designed program.
What Celia Draws From
Federal Law
Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act.
Your State's Laws & Rules
State-specific regulations, implementation manuals, and local guidelines.
Your Child's Profile
What you choose to share, used only to personalize your answers.
One Platform, Several Doors In
TAC started with parents in mind, and it's grown to support everyone around a child with special education needs.
Parents
Parents, grandparents, caregivers, and guardians advocating for a child with special education needs.
Professionals
Teachers, related service providers, therapists, and doctors who serve students with disabilities.
Schools
Administrators, school board members, and PTO or special education advisory board members.
Organizations
Nonprofits, resource hubs, foster care organizations, and disability rights groups.
Have a question or need more support?
You Don't Have to Figure This Out Alone
Start exploring the Learning Center, ask Celia your first question, or connect with our community today.
