Meet this month's WISE guest presenter! Commissioner Chai Feldblum of the EEOC will join us to discuss federal employment paths for people with disabilities and what to do if you have experienced discrimination.
The Department of Labor's Campaign for Disability joins us in this guest blog post. They discuss their mission and resources that you can find on their new website. Learn about the successes of people with disabilities in the workplace as you discover supports to help you on your job search.
Access to accessible and assistive technology in the workplace can be considered a reasonable accommodation. Find out how to identify and request your technology needs with guidance from the Partnership on Employment and Accessible Technology (PEAT) in this blog post.
Today is National Disability Mentoring Day! Working with a mentor can help you learn more about an industry and make professional connections as you work toward your employment goals. Learn more about mentorships in our guest blog post by Shelia Newman.
Disability Mentoring Day (DMD) is coming up on October 18. DMD events will happen across the country and help people connect with mentors and consider their employment options. Learn more about DMD events in our guest blog post from the American Association of People with Disabilities (AAPD).
October is National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM)! Celebrate this year's theme, Inclusion Drives Innovation, and learn how the Ticket to Work program works to support your employment goals in today's blog post.
If you're a college student or recent graduate with a disability, the Workforce Recruitment Program can help you find federal internships and employment. Read our guest blog post to learn more about this opportunity and find out how you can apply.
Read today's blog post to learn how the ADA has affected Jennifer Sheehy, the Deputy Assistant Secretary of Labor for Disability Employment Policy, and her career path.
Check out today's blog post, learn more about our June 29, 2017 Twitter chat with the Campaign for Disability Employment, including some of the questions we'll be asking and answering.
As a Social Security disability beneficiary, an apprenticeship may be a good career choice for you. From their first day of work, apprentices receive a paycheck that is guaranteed to increase as their training progresses.
