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Enhance your ability to help jobseekers with disabilities obtain employment that puts them on a path to economic self-sufficiency
Interactive Learning • Networking • Strategies • Techniques • Tools
Our Mission: Provide technical assistance (TA) and continuing education (CE) activities that meet the strategic goals and program performance needs of state VR agencies and their partners by utilizing a resource network of subject matter experts, BBI and other university based programs, employers and others within and outside the region.
Get to Know: “Chip” Kenney, Project Director, Southeast TACE Region IV
Southeast TACE and partners hosted the highly acclaimed national “Employment for Youth in Transition” conference in conjunction with the TASH National Conference, “No Excuses,” Nov. 30 – Dec. 1 in Atlanta. This conference for disability community professionals and advocates from across the country was also attended by an unprecedented number of federal and state vocational rehabilitation (VR) leaders attracted by its strong content and field of highly respected presenters.
More information and presentations from the 2011 TASH Employment for Youth in Transition Conference.
Annual webinar series that focuses on successful leading practices and practical methods that promote the inclusion of people with disabilities in the workplace. More information and archives from Webinar Series for Business.
Supported by: Southeast TACE and Southeast ADA Center – Projects of the Burton Blatt Institute (BBI) in partnership with: ADA National Network; American Association of Peoples with Disabilities (AAPD); Council of State Administrators of Vocational Rehabilitation – National Employment Team (CSAVR-NET); US Business Leadership Network (USBLN®)
Southeast TACE
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Email: tacesoutheast@law.syr.edu
Project of the Burton Blatt Institute (BBI) at Syracuse University
Funded by U.S. Dept. of Education Rehabilitation Services Administration (RSA), Grant# H264A080021.
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