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DISABILITIES: RESOURCES :
SUBJECT GUIDES:
University of Southern Maine.
USM Libraries.
Subject Guides:
Disabilities Subject Guide

University of Southern Maine.
USM Libraries.
Subject Guides:
Disabilities Subject Guide
<http://library.usm.maine.edu/research/researchguides/disabilities.html>


Website Contents:


Introduction | Reference Sources | Indexes & Databases |
Internet Resources | Citation Styles


Content Sample from the Introduction:

The library home page serves as a gateway to many valuable links to state,
federal, and international government sources. (Click on Government
Information.) There you will find, among others, the websites for all
federal agencies, boards, and commissions, as well as all those for
congressional, judicial, and legislative offices.

A number of government sites provide useful information for research. The
following are recommended.

The Department of Labors Office of Disability Policy provides statistics
and programs on employment for those with disabilities
Census.gov reports the information gathered every ten years on the
countrys population: everything from racial characteristics to housing
costs to miles traveled to work. It also gives historical data for
comparisons.


The Bureau of Labor Statistics site provides national, regional, and
state-specific information, and gives access to employment data of all
kinds: consumer price index, productivity, and the cost of doing business,
for example.


The National Center for Education Statistics collates and compares
educational statistics from around the county.

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Sampling of Internet Sources Shared on this Website


Of the myriad resources on the web, the following are some of the most
helpful. Each provides many links to other sites and sources of
information.

Disability Resources

Excellent sites that offer links to organizations, programs, journals and
news

International Center for Disability Resources on the Internet

Society for Disability Studies

Both these sites provide links to newsletters and reports about disability
and employment issues

World Institute on Disability

Disability Exchange


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