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Promising Practices

The following 13 articles highlight practices that show promise for increasing the success of individuals with disabilities in careers.

  • A Work-Based Learning Menu: A Promising Practice in Recruiting Employer Partners
  • Disability Mentoring Day: A Promising Practice in Promoting Career Exploration
  • DO-IT Scholars: A Promising Practice in Preparing Youth with Disabilities for College
  • Emerging Leaders Program: A Promising Practice in Placing College Students with Disabilities in Challenging Internships
  • Federal Aviation Administration: A Promising Practice in Employment of People with Disabilities
  • Homeland Security 508 Compliance Office: A Promising Practice in Promoting Accessible IT
  • I am who I am: A Promising Practice in Disability Awareness and Community Building
  • Internships for Students with Disabilities: A Promising Practice in Fostering Positive Attitudes in the Workplace
  • Opportunities! Newsletter: A Promising Practice in Postsecondary Campus Collaboration
  • Research to Practice: A Promising Practice in Work-Based Learning
  • Serving Veterans Think Tank: A Promising Practice in Improving Civilian Career Outcomes for Veterans with Disabilities
  • The Family Village Project: A Promising Practice in Creating a Global Online Community and Resource
  • The ImagineIT Workshop: A Promising Practice in Engaging Students with Visual Impairments

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