Rehabilitation Research and Training Center on Blindness and Low Vision

Executive Summaries Page

Barriers to Employment - Barriers to Employment Among Persons who are Blind or Visually Impaired.
Transition to College - The Transition to College for Students with Visual Impairments.
Transition to work - Transition to Work Following Graduation from College: Experiences of Employees with Visual Impairments and their Employers.
Youth - Youth with Disabilities: Transition from School to Work.
Employment - Looking at Employment through a Lifespan Telescope: Age, Health, and Employment Status of People with Serious Visual Impairment.
Lifestyles - Lifestyles of Employed Legally Blind People: A Study of Expenditures and Time Use.
African Americans - Participation Levels of African Americans in the Profession of Blindness Services: Views of Service Providers.
Review of Research Studies: Separate vs. Combined Agencies Brenda S. Cavenaugh, Ph.D., CRC
Characteristics, Services, and Outcomes of Rehabilitation Consumers who are Blind or Visually Impaired Served in Separate and General Agencies
Effects Of Agency Structure and Client Characteristics on Rehabilitation Services and Outcomes for Consumers Who are Blind

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