Job-Driven Strategies for Serving Individuals Who Are Blind/Visually Impaired: A Forum for Vocational Rehabilitation Agencies

Business don’t want to hear the phrase ‘vocational rehabilitation’ -- they want to hear about talent and how to connect talent to their job-driven, demand-driven needs”. – Bill Robinson, Michigan Bureau of Services for Blind Persons

 
In June 2018, Job-Driven VR Technical Assistance Center (JD-VRTAC), Workforce Innovation TA Center (WINTAC), and Mississippi State University NRTC on Blindness & Low Vision hosted an in-person forum for VR agencies serving individuals who are blind and visually impaired. Presenters discussed topics on five panels about collaborative WIOA implementation, youth-focused initiatives, career pathways, LMI, and collaborative business engagement. 
 

Download our factsheets about each panel:

Dorothy Young, Director of Mississippi VR Services for the Blind and Jonathan Richmond, Employment Consultant from Connecticut Bureau of Education and Services for the Blind

Dorothy Young, Director of Mississippi VR for the Blind and Jonathan Richmond, Employment Consultant from Connecticut Bureau of Education and Services for the Blind at the forum.

Forum Materials and Resources:

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Job-Driven VRTAC