Advocate Late Nite 2026
Includes Multiple Live Events. The next is on 04/12/2026 at 9:00 PM (EDT)
Join this active community, which meets twice weekly via Zoom for training and discussion tailored to non-attorney special education advocates and allied professionals. Captions are provided.
If you need accommodations, please contact learningcenter@copaa.org.
Cynthia Daniels Hall
COPAA Board Member & Founder of Every Child Solutions
COPAA & Every Child Solutions
Cynthia Daniels Hall (NC), is the parent of children with diagnoses on the autism spectrum. Cynthia is a special education advocate and owner of Every Child Solutions, a special education advocacy business. Cynthia is an COPAA board member, a Black American female born in the southeast, raised in the northeast, and now lives in North Carolina. As a person who was raised in a family of educators, and as the parent of young adults with disabilities, she understands the process from a unique and personal perspective. Cynthia understands how the inconsistent implementation of special education laws by public school systems affects parents and their children. As a military spouse, having lived in six states, she realizes that when helping parents obtain a free appropriate public education for their children in the least restrictive environment, any solution must be tailored to their individual child and their situation. Cynthia interest in serving on COPAA's Board and as Chair of the Advocate committee is non-attorney special education advocate training that promotes the development of knowledge and skills to support, inform, and empower parent participation in the special education process.
David Beinke
Director Of Community Development & Education at Cirkiel Law
COPAA
David Beinke, former Director of Advocacy with the Cirkiel Law Group from 97-2021, now Advocate Nomad, provides a unique brand of support for children with disabilities and fellow advocates in their educational and community environment in the state of Texas and beyond in his “ Hotel Prius” After serving in the Marines, his career path started when he began working at Denton State School in 1977 in the Texas mental health/intellectual disability system.
David helps families in all areas of IDEA, as well as entitlement and benefits such as State VR, SSA, Medicaid Waiver Program, etc. As a musician, he frequents the various summer musical venues in the Central Texas area as a drummer. He is a long-time COPAA member, co-chair of the COPAA Advocate Committee, TOPAA Board member, and former COPAA Board of Directors sitting member.