Recent additions to the Library

Connecticut's Connect-Ability Infrastructure Change Highlights: 2010

File format: PDF File (Adobe Acrobat File)
Author: Connecticut
Date: 05/16/2011
Abstract: This fact sheet describes some of the infrastructure changes that occurred through Connecticut's Connect-Ability campaign in 2010.

April 2011 eNews

File format: DOC File (Microsoft Word Document)
Author: NCHSD
Date: 04/15/2011
Abstract: This month's issue has news about a multi-state MIG collaboration on web-based work incentives training, NCHSD's pre-conference meeting on health care reform, the TBTL campaign, an FCC survey of people with disabilities about emergency services, and new online resources to help states implement the Affordable Care Act.

Draft Agenda - NCHSD May 9 Pre-Conference Meeting

File format: DOC File (Microsoft Word Document)
Author: NCHSD
Date: 04/13/2011
Abstract: This is a draft agenda for NCHSD's pre-conference meeting on May 9, featuring keynote speaker Alan Weil of the National Academy for State Health Policy. The meeting will explore the challenges of implementing health care reform under the Affordable Care Act and its implications for working people with disabilities.

March 2011 eNews

File format: DOC File (Microsoft Word Document)
Author: NCHSD
Date: 03/15/2011
Abstract: This month's edition of eNews has articles on a recent Think Beyond the Label webinar, the TEAM Acts, an upcoming HDA work incentive training for MIGs, and resources for disability research, Ticket to Work, new grant opportunities, federal disability employment, long term care insurance, and disability training for One-Stops. You'll also find news about an opportunity for MIGs to provide state Medicaid Buy-In information on a new Veterans Administration website, and our monthly MIG Calendar with important events and deadlines.

Pathways to Success, 2010 - The Stories of Real People and Employment (Connecticut)

File format: PDF File (Adobe Acrobat File)
Author: Connecticut MIG, Irene Reed, Noreen Shugrue, Julie Robison
Date: 03/15/2011
Abstract: This report is the third in a series of reports that chronicle the journeys of a small number of people with disabilities in Connecticut as they seek to improve their employment situations. This four-year qualitative research study, known as "Pathways to Employment," is a project of Connect-Ability, Connecticut's technical assistance center designed to bring together employers and people with disabilities by removing barriers to employment.

eNews

View this month's issue of our electronic newsletter, and search for back issues.

Teleconference recordings

The file library now includes recordings of some of our topical teleconferences!