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Way Leads on to Way: Paths to Employment for People with Intellectual Disability examines the current status of our efforts to achieve meaningful, competitive employment in the community on a large scale.

There has been steady progress in moving toward systems of supports for people with intellectual disability and increased self-determination. Emerging best practices are described in the following areas:

• employment goals
• return-to-work for disability beneficiaries
• transition planning
• vocational assessment and preparation
• supports in competitive employment
• postsecondary education
• service learning
• planning and supporting employment

Authors:

William E. Kiernan (foreword)

Chapters by

• Valerie J. Bradley, Julie Bershadsky, Stephanie Giordano, Dorothy Hiersteiner, Rie Kennedy-Lizotte, and John Butterworth
• Raymond A. Cebula, III and Thomas P. Golden
•  Judith Gross and Grace Francis
• Dwannal W. McGahee and Margaret E. King-Sears
• Daniel C. Marston
• Daniel J. Baker and Bret Vaks
• David Hagner, Bryan Dague, and Kimberly Phillips
• Christy L. Nittrouer, Julie L. Pickens, and Karrie A. Shogren
• Trevei B. Freeze, Rick Freeze, and Zana Marie Lutfiyya
• Kelly R. Kelley and Cassie M. Coco
• Pamela J. Gent and Stacy K. Dymond
• Jaimie Ciulla Timmons, Sheila Lynch Fesko, and Agnieszka Zalewska
• Katharine G. Shepherd, Colby T. Kervick, and George Salembier
• John Butterworth, Derek Nord, and Alberto Migliore

You may purchase the e-book version of Way Leads on to Way by clicking here.

Standing Together and Finding a Voice Apart: Advocating for Intellectual Disability Rights contributes to a broader understanding of the concept and processes of advocacy.

Interviews with a cross-section of intellectual disability (ID) advocates at the local, state, and national level provide fresh insights into a variety of views and experiences of ID advocacy.

Professionals, students, and self-advocates will find this book both thought-provoking and helpful in making a positive difference in the lives of others and the world.

You may purchase the e-book version of Standing Together and Finding a Voice Apart: Advocating for Intellectual Disability Rights by clicking here.