Save the Date!

Community Participation
by People
with Disabilities:
How Do We Measure Up?

October 28-29, 2010
Overland Park, Kansas

A state-of-the-science conference for researchers, policy makers and consumers.

Held in conjunction with APRIL’s conference, Oct. 30-Nov. 1 –  so you can attend TWO conferences with one trip!

Join us to learn how new research can enhance the lives of people with disabilities. For more information, call 785-864-4095 or e-mail rtcil@ku.edu

Welcome!

Our mission is to increase and enhance the interdependence
and full participation in the community of people with disabilities.
We accomplish this through the use of scientifically sound,
theoretically driven sustainable interventions
and measures that lead to
effective community living solutions and policy change.

In our work at the Research and Training Center on Measurement and Interdependence in Community Living (MICL), we're investigating measurements and developing interventions to enhance the participation of people with disabilities in their communities. We believe our research and educational efforts are contributing to the progress toward our goal: full participation of people with disabilities in our communities.

MICL is a project of the Research and Training Center on Independent Living at the University of Kansas.

MICL News

Members of the MICL team. Front row, left to right: Martha Hodgesmith, Glen White, Jessica Dashner, David Gray. Back row: Craig Ravesloot, Charles Drum, Amanda Reichard, Chiaki Gonda, Tom Seekins, and Don Lollar.