Human Development Institute

Opportunities for Disabled Researchers and Scholars

This panel discussion focuses on the growing movement to include members of the disability community in all aspects of research. The principles of Participatory Action Research will be reviewed as well as how they apply to disability pride and self-determination. Panelists will share their experiences and perspectives as researchers with lived experience with disability.

ADA and the Courtroom: 4th Thursday ADA Talks

Kentucky Employer Seminar Series: Ways Employers can Engage, Include and Amplify Workers in the Recruitment and Retention Process

Join us to hear Katie Wolf Whaley, Employment First Council Chair, share how to elevate the workforce through the contributions of people with disabilities.

Kentucky Employment Seminar Series: Employment issues facing workers with disabilities with criminal justice system involvement

Join Dr. Phil Rumrill and Dr. Chelsea Brehmer who will share their expertise on employment issues facing workers with disabilities with criminal justice system involvement.

The Pitfalls and Benefits of AI in Employment of People with Disabilities Panel Discussion

The Pitfalls and Benefits of AI in Employment of People with Disabilities Panel Discussion Panelists: Dr. Trey Conatser, Director, Center for the Enhancement of Learning and Teaching at University of Kentucky; Dr. DJ Hendricks, Director, Center for Disability Inclusion at West Virginia University

4th Thursday ADA Talks: Effective Communication in Healthcare Settings

4th Thursday ADA Talks: Effective Communication in Healthcare Settings August 22, 10 - 11 am Presenter: To Be Announced Hosted By: University of Kentucky Human Development Institute (HDI), Southeast ADA Center, Burton Blatt Institute (BBI) at Syracuse University. Contact for More Information Southeast ADA Center Email: seadawebinars@syr.edu Phone: 404-541-9001 Web: adasoutheast.org

Inclusive Workforce Summit

Economic development and business success are directly tied to the quality of the workforce. To drive growth and innovation, we must build workplaces that embrace inclusion, diversity and provide opportunities for all talented individuals to thrive.    

"If I Can’t Do It, It Ain’t Worth Doing" online documentary screening

Documentary screening and discussion of "If I Can’t Do It, It Ain’t Worth Doing". From the remote hills of Kentucky to the halls of Congress, join Arthur Campbell, Jr., on his own unforgettable ride through life and the disability rights movement. The online screening will be followed by discussion with Arthur Campbell.

The Role of the ADA Coordinator in Post-Secondary Ed

The Role of the ADA Coordinator in Post-Secondary Ed   Presenter: William Myhill Director of Disability Access & ADA Coordinator at Syracuse University

Stay at Work Kentucky-Building the Commonwealth’s Inclusive Workforce

In today’s rapidly evolving business landscape, organizations that embrace inclusivity are better equipped to drive innovation, foster growth, and gain a competitive edge. We’re excited to invite you to our exclusive FREE webinar where industry experts will demystify the concept of “inclusion” and unveil why it should be a top priority for forward-thinking leaders like yourself. Sponsored by RETAIN Kentucky and the Kentucky Chamber of Commerce