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Demonstration •Cash and Counseling •Center of Excellence in Research on Disability Services, Care Coordination, and Integration •Children with Special Health Care Needs •Community Partnerships for Older Adults •Community Treatment Alternatives for Children/Youth with Serious Emotional Disturbances •Demonstration to Maintain Independence and Employment (DMIE) •Diabetes Study of Federal Spending •Dual Eligibles: Monitoring Medicare/Medicaid Expenditures •Helping TANF Recipients with Disabilities Find and Keep Jobs •Medicaid Buy-In Program •Mental Health Services for Veterans •Money Follows the Person •National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services •Residential Treatment in Child/Adolescent Mental Health Services •Ticket to Work •Youth Transition Demonstration
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Disability Policy Research ForumsThe CSDP hosts a bimonthly lunchtime seminar series providing decision makers and others with an opportunity to hear about the latest disability policy research findings and discuss implications for disability policy. Experts from the center present recently released findings and lead discussions about their policy implications. For more information on the forums, email Disability Forums or contact Natalia Rojas, (202) 250-3539. You may attend forums in person or via webinar. Please register to participate, since space for both in-person and webinar participants is limited. Registration will be closed once capacity has been reached. Lunch will be provided to in-person participants. ___________________________________________________Forum Number 10: “A Dynamic Perspective on the Employment of Social Security Disability Beneficiaries” Speakers: Listen to the recording and view the PowerPoint presentations.
Overview: Gina Livermore, Jody Schimmel and David Stapleton will present findings from three new studies on working-age beneficiaries receiving Supplemental Security Income (SSI) and Social Security Disability Insurance (DI). These studies followed beneficiaries over several years to assess their employment, use of SSI and DI work incentives, and exit from the disability rolls for work. In most previous studies of beneficiary work behavior, researchers have examined beneficiaries over short periods—a month or a year. By following beneficiaries over much longer periods, the more recent studies provide new information and perspectives on the efforts of beneficiaries to return to work. Paul O’Leary will discuss the implications of the findings for disability policy. Download a flyer for this forum. |
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