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Institute on Disabilities at Temple University

TECHNOLOGY

Assistive Technology and Employment

Resources


News Articles about Assistive Technology and Employment

New Assistive Technology Streamlines Warehousing Services and Opens Employment to More Adult Employees

Student-Designed Assistive Technology Enables Individual to Excel at Goodwill

From pennlive.com: Hiring a person with a disability can pay off


Information Especially for Employers


Office of Vocational Rehabilitation Services for Employers, Business, and Industry - www.dli.state.pa.us/landi/CWP/view.asp?a=128&Q=168234

U.S. Department of Labor, Office on Disability Employment Policy (ODEP): Making Workplace Accommodations: Reasonable Costs, Big Benefits (PDF)

Business Case for Hiring People with Disabilities—America's Heroes at Work

Survey of Employer Perspectives on the Employment of People with Disabilities (provides link to Survey Report)


Assistive Technology at Work Training Manual



Videos


Walgreens' Videos
This link takes you to the site that describes Walgreens' innovative program that competitively employs people with disabilities in their distribution center. There are links captioned to video and text.

Imagine the Possibilities - Innovative Hiring Through Assistive Technology.
Length: 12 minutes. Provided by: www.explorehyatt.jobs. Click on Media Center then scroll down to the video "Imagine the Possibilities." Please note: this video is not captioned.

Look at My Ability
Length: 2:28. From Oregon Business Leadership Network and the Oregon Business Plan

The Changing Face of Technology: Document Imaging Meets the Challenge
Transcript is also available.


Guides to Assistive Technology and Employment


Related Publications


Trainings and Other Upcoming Events


Other Links


www.AmericasHeroesAtWork.gov A U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) project that focuses on the employment challenges of returning service members living with Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) and/or Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD).

CONTACT

For more information contact:

Amy Goldman
Associate Director of the Institute on Disabilities at Temple University

800-204-7428 (Voice - toll-free in Pennsylvania)
866-268-0579 (TTY - toll-free in Pennsylvania)
215-204-3862 (Voice/TTY)
Email: piat@temple.edu


Jennifer Garman, Esq.
Disability Rights Network of Pennsylvania

Protection and Advocacy for Beneficiaries of Social Security Project Director
800-692-7443 ext. 327 (Voice)
877-375-7139 (TTY)
Email: jgarman@drnpa.org


To inquire about or to arrange a training, please contact:
Ann Dolloff
Assistant Director, Pennsylvania's Initiative on Assistive Technology

800-204-7428 (Voice - toll-free in Pennsylvania)
866-268-0579 (TTY - toll-free in Pennsylvania)
215-204-0452 (Voice)
Email: adolloff@temple.edu