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.
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.
Our 2017 WISE webinar offered advice and employment support resources for young adults with disabilities. If you missed the webinar or you're looking for more information, today's blog post answers top questions from the webinar.
Guest blogger Carmen Andújar-Carreras of the U.S. Office of Personnel Management introduces us to employment opportunities through the federal Pathways Programs. Learn more about the 3 Pathways Programs and how they help young adults start their careers.
Today’s blog post celebrates Autism Awareness Month. Read more to learn how our guest blogger has helped people with Autism in his community find job training and success in the work place through their Project SEARCH programs.
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.
