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This webinar highlights the RSA FY 2009 State Plan Submission Training.

This educational film celebrates the spirit and work of the rehabilitation psychologist Beatrice Wright, now in her 90's, who is widely considered among the foremost contributors to the humanistic philosophy and positive psychology in contemporary rehabilitation theory and practice.

This document is a PowerPoint presentation given in November 17-78,2009 in Seattle, WA.

This document offers a description of how students with disabilities learn and how behaviors may be used to escape school.

A list of answers that parents should teach their children with disabilities in case they are questioned by police.

This document is a report that examines the efforts of community colleges to function as intermediaries in meeting the local workforce development needs of employers and promoting career opportunities and job attainment for students, including those with disabilities.

This document chose youth in foster care and alumni of care, age 16-21, to be served in a five-state demonstration project. Research shows that youth who leave foster care are more likely to drop out of high school, to be unemployed, to be dependent on public assistance, and to be involved in drugs and with the criminal justice system. For these reasons, the U.S.

These documents are catalogs of projects done through the Rehabilitation Services Administration Training Program. There is a 1993 edition, a 2000 edition, and a newly revised 2009 edition.

This guide gives a general overview of the rules for Social Security work incentives for Massachusetts in effect on the date this booklet was published. The amounts used in this guide are accurate for 2009.Provides basic information about Social Security disability and health benefit programs.

This publication explains changes to Social Security disability programs and how they impact people with disabilities who want to work.