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Extensive research on diverse topics that contributes to and expands knowledge of disability
We disseminate information to academicians, policymakers, businesses, government agencies, service providers and the general public to increase knowledge and awareness of disability issues. We have an excellent record of contributions to the scientific knowledge base on disability through our research publications, including journal articles, books, evaluations, reports, and research briefs. Our research has also been translated into evidence-based curricula, training materials, fact sheets and guides.
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(2014), Human Rights and Neoliberalism in Australian Welfare to Work Policy: Experiences and Perceptions of People with Disabilities and Disability Stakeholders | Sarah Parker Harris, Randall Owen, Karen R Fisher & Robert Gould
(2014), "Remember our voices are our tools:” Sexual self-advocacy as defined by people with intellectual and developmental disabilities | Carli Friedman, Catherine Arnold, Aleksa Owen, and Linda Sandman
(2015), Fine motor and self‐care milestones for individuals with Down syndrome using a Retrospective Chart Review | Frank, K., & Esbensen, A. J.
(2015), Knowledge Utilization and ADA Technical Assistance Information: Latent class analysis of information market segments | Glen Fujiura, Janet Groll, & Robin Jones
(2017), Vocational Rehabilitation of Transition-Age Youth with Disabilities: A Propensity-Score Matched Study | Fredrik Langi, Ashmeet Oberoi, Fabricio Balcazar & Jessica Awsumb
(2018), Trauma Informed Behavior Planning | Susan Kahan and Haleigh Scott