Global Applied Disability Research and Information (GLADNET)
The Global Applied Disability Research and Information Network is an initiative of the Vocational Rehabilitation Branch of the International Labour Organization. The network brings together research centers, universities, enterprises, government departments, trade unions, and organizations representing disabled persons "for the promotion of research as well as the collection, analysis and international exchange of information ... (full description under more info)
The Global Applied Disability Research and Information Network is an initiative of the Vocational Rehabilitation Branch of the International Labour Organization. The network brings together research centers, universities, enterprises, government departments, trade unions, and organizations representing disabled persons "for the promotion of research as well as the collection, analysis and international exchange of information concerning persons with disabilities in the world of work." The web site includes an "infobase" of text documents and bibliographic references.
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Employment and Disability Institute (EDI)--Cornell ILR School
The Employment and Disability Institute at Cornell University’s ILR School advances knowledge, policies, and practices to enhance the opportunities of people with disabilities through our projects, publications, research, technical assistance, and training.
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National Institute of Disability Management and Research
A Canadian foundation focusing on workplace-based reintegration, the NIDMAR focuses on education, training, research and policy development. The NIDMAR site includes information on training programs, products and services, as well as links to other sites. In addition, the site provides a listing of the board of directors, and a calendar of events.
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Disability-Research Discussion List
A mailing list those interested in research as it affects disabled people both in the UK and internationally. It provides a forum for the exchange of ideas, information and news. The site provides subscription information, a searchable archive of postings, and a list of subscribed members.
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Center on Human Policy, Law, and Disability Studies Bibliographies
Bibliographies include: Disability Studies in the Academic Mainstream; A Disability Studies Bibliography; and Women and Disability.
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Physical Handicaps: A Selective Bibliography
From the Library of Congress, the bibliography includes books, chapters in books, and periodical articles of general interest, most of which have been published since 1997. Each section, where applicable, also includes videos and CD-ROMs. Contact the sources listed for information about the availability of rentals, previews, or purchase. Additional documents such as research publications can be located through indexes such as ERIC, Psychological Abstracts (PsycINFO), and Sociological Abstracts.
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Cornucopia of Disability Information (CODI)
From the University of Buffalo, CODI serves as a community resource for consumers and professionals by providing disability information in a wide variety of areas. The information addresses university (UB), local (Buffalo & WNY), state, national and international audiences. Areas include education, statistics, government documents, computer access, legal, publications, bibliographic references, aging, assistive technology, universal design and announcements.