The Center on Knowledge Translation for Employment Research or CeKTER (pronounced like “sector”) aims to promote the use of employment research findings & research-based products by people with disabilities, employers, employment service providers, vocational rehabilitation professionals, and policymakers among others. CeKTER’s overall goal is to assist NIDILRR disability employment grantees with sharing their work that will improve services, approaches, practices, and policies that support improved outcomes for people with disabilities.
Register Now for our Webinar! "Add NARIC to Your Toolkit" How the NARIC Team Can Support Your Knowledge Translation Efforts
June 16th, 2023, 1:30-2:30 PM ET
Is the NARIC team at the top of your dissemination list? Do you know how to work with them to reach more stakeholders?
The Center on Knowledge Translation for Employment Research (CeKTER) invites you to join our next KT Academy training, "Add NARIC to Your Toolkit – How the NARIC Team Can Support Your Knowledge Translation Efforts".
The National Rehabilitation Information Center (NARIC) has served as NIDILRR’s library and dissemination center since 1977, supporting the grantee community in getting their research to the stakeholders who need it most. In this webinar, you’ll meet key members of the NARIC team and learn how you can add their publishing, social media, database, and web channels to your KT toolkit.
NARIC is a NIDILRR-funded library and information center focused on disability and rehabilitation research, led by Director Mark X. Odum. Jessica Chaiken is NARIC’s Media and Information Services Manager. Natalie Collier is NARIC’s Library Acquisitions Manager.
Join Us and Meet NARIC on June 16th, 2023, 1:30-2:30 PM ET
REGISTER HERE: https://bostonu.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_UpeiUq7ORISLajDtPecQCA#/registration
Increased awareness and use of disability employment research findings funded by NIDILRR and other entities.
Increased understanding of quality and relevance of NIDILRR-funded employment research findings & their contribution to knowledge base.
Increased capacity of employment focused NIDILRR grantees to engage in knowledge translation (KT) activities.
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Boston University
Center on Knowledge Translation for Employment Research
UMass Chan Medical School
National Institute on Disability, Independent Living, and Rehabilitation Research
