Previous Presentations and Additional Resources

2019 Compendium Release - February 11, 2020

Panel 1: Compendium, Annual Report, and State-Specific Reports

• Eric Lauer, UNH, Annual Disability Statistics Compendium (PPT)
• Andrew Houtenville, UNH, Annual Statistical Report People with Disability in America (PPT)
• Megan Henly, UNH, State-Specific Reports (PPT)

Panel 2: Latest on Federal Data Collection

• Julie Weeks, National Center for Health Statistics, Disability Statistics at the National Center for Health Statistics: An Update on 2019 Activities (PPT)
• Amy Steinweg, Census Bureau, Disability Statistics from the U.S. Census Bureau (PPT)
• JoAnn Theirry, Center for Disease Control and Prevention, Data Updates from the CDC (PDF)
• David Rosenblum, Office of Disability Employment Policy, Job Seekers with Disabilities in the Public Workforce System (PPT)

Panel 3: Disability Statistics in Rural Communities

• Steve Hirsch, HRSA, What is Rural? (PPT)
• Catherine Ipsen and Lillie Greiman, University of Montana, RTC: Rural, Uncovering the intersection of rural and disability (PPT)
• Christiane von Reichert, University of Montana, Geography, Using the ACS PUMS to examine disability and migration (PPT)

Panel 4: Opioid Use and Behavioral Health Among People with Disabilities

• Monika Mitra (presenting), Sharon Reif, and Rachel Adams, Brandeis University, The intersection of opioid use disorder and disability – an overview (PPT)
• Eric Lauer, UNH, Substance use disorders and behavioral health among people with and without disabilities (PPT)
• E. Sally Rogers, Boston University, Recovery-oriented services for individuals with psychiatric conditions (PPT)
• Ilhom Akobirshoev, Brandeis University, Opioid-related Emergency Department Visits among Deaf and Hard of Hearing Adults (PPT)

2018 Compendium Release

EPM-RRTC State of the Science Event - February 12, 2019

EPM State of the Science Agenda

Panel 1: Health Insurance and Employment

• Jody Schimmel-Hyde, Mathematica Policy Research (MPR), Trends in health insurance for workers with disabilities (PDF)
• Jae Kennedy, WSU, Health insurance, disability program enrollment and employment - A summary of current/recent work by the Collaborative on Health Reform and Independent Living (CHRIL) (PPT)
• Purvi Sevak, MPR, The impact of ACA Medicaid expansions on the employment of persons with disabilities (PPT)

Panel 2: Employment Trends, Quality, and Type

• Andrew Houtenville, UNH, Long term employment trends (PPT)
• Nathan Moon & Frances Harris, Georgia Tech, Contingent employment of individuals with disabilities (PPT)
• Megan Henly, UNH, Job quality among workers with disabilities (PPT)
• National Trends in Disability Employment (nTIDE) (PPT)—Andrew Houtenville, UNH, John O’Neill & Elaine Katz, Kessler Foundation

Panel 3: Opportunities to Increase Employment Among Persons with Disabilities

• E. Sally Rogers, Boston University, Employment interventions and services for individuals with psychiatric disabilities: Past, present, and future (PPT)
• Yonatan Ben-Shalom, MPR, Opportunities for early intervention to avoid prolonged work disability (PPT)
• David Stapleton, Tree House Economics, Employment/Eligibility Services System (PPT)

Panel 4: Lessons from the Private Sector and the Veterans’ Administration on Increasing Employment

• Tim Tansey, University of Wisconsin, Case study on the inclusion of people with disabilities in a manufacturing setting
• Reagan Baughman, UNH, Employment Incentives in SSDI: Lessons from the VA Disability Program
• John O’Neill & Elaine Katz, Kessler Foundation, Kessler Foundation National Employment Disability Survey—Supervisor Perspectives

2018 Annual Disability Statistics Compendium Release - February 13, 2019

2018 Compendium Agenda

Panel 1: Compendium, Annual Report, and State-Specific Reports

• Eric Lauer, UNH, Annual Disability Statistics Compendium (PPT)
• Andrew Houtenville, UNH, Annual Statistical Report on People with Disabilities in America (PPT)
• Sarah Boege, UNH, State-Specific Reports (PPT)

Panel 2: Latest on Federal Data Collection

• Julie Weeks, National Center for Health Statistics, Disability Statistics at the National Center for Health Statistics: An Update on 2019 Activities (PDF)
• Danielle Taylor, Census Bureau, Disability Statistics from the U.S. Census Bureau (PPT)
• Catherine “Katie” Okoro, CDC, Data Activity Updates from NCBDDD’s Disability and Health Branch (PPT)
• Savi Swick, ODEP, Preliminary Results of the Survey of Employer Policies on the Employment of People with Disabilities (PPT)

Panel 3: Status and Trends in Indicators of Community Inclusion for People with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities

• Amie Lulinski, Coleman Institute for Cognitive Disabilities, Anschutz Medical Campus, University of Colorado, Status and Trends in Financing Supports and Services for People with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (PPT)
• John Butterworth, UMass Boston, Access to Integrated Employment: Outcomes, Services, and Opportunities (PPT)
• Sheryl Larson, University of MN, Residential and In-home services for people with IDD: Residential Information Systems Project (PPT)

Panel 4: Improving Data Collection regarding People with IDD

• Jennifer Johnson, ACL, AIDD Efforts to Improve IDD Data collection (PPT)
• Julie Weeks, National Center for Health Statistics, Developing and Testing Survey Questions for the I/DD Population (PDF)
• Elsa Haile, CMS/OMH, Characteristics of Medicare Beneficiaries with Intellectual and Developmental Disability (PPT)
• Helen Lamont, ASPE, Exploring the Feasibility of Studying Disability Using an Internet Panel (PPT)
• Violet Ryo-Hwa Woo, Office of Minority Health, U.S. Dept of Health and Human Services, Measuring Race and Ethnicity (PPT)
• Kimberly Phillips, UNH, Health Surveillance with All Payer Claims Data (PPT)

2017 Compendium Release

2017 Compendium Agenda (PDF)

Panel 1: Annual Report, Compendium, and Compendium Supplement

• Andrew Houtenville, UNH, Annual Report, Time Trends (PPT)

• Lewis Kraus, PHI, Annual Report, State Level Statistics (PPT)

• Eric Lauer, UNH, Compendium & Compendium Supplement (PPT)

Panel 2: Updates from Agencies Collecting and/or Needing Data

• Richard Davis & Savi Swick, ODEP, ODEP Advancing Disability Employment in Your State: Data and Resources to Inspire a Vision of Employment(DRIVE) (PPT)

• Danielle Taylor, Census Bureau, Disability Statistics from the U.S. Census Bureau (PDF)

• Julie Weeks, NCHS    Updates from National Center on Health Statistics (PPT)

• Alissa Stevens, NCBDDD, Data Activity Updates from NCBDDD’s Disability and Health Branch (PDF)

• Jennifer Johnson, AIDD, Data Needs to Inform Program Planning and Policies on Health of People with Intellectual Disabilities and Developmental Disabilities (PPT

Panel 3: Scientific/Methodological Issues in Disability Statistics

• Kim Phillips, UNH, Surveillance of People with IDD Using Medicaid and Commercial Claims, UNH (PPT)

• Eric Lauer, UNH, Comparing ACS Set and Washington Group Set (PPT)

• Jason Markesich, Mathematica, Using Behavioral Science to Improve Survey Participation: An Experiment with the National Beneficiary Survey (PPT)

2016 Compendium Release

• State of the Science Conference and Annual Disability Statistics Compendium Agendas
• 2016 Disability Statistics Annual Report

State of the Science

Panel 1: Emerging Options for Obtaining Data - Moderated by David Keer, former NIDILRR

• Identifying People with Disabilities in Fed. Surveys - Eric Lauer, UNH
• Web versus Traditional Survey Methods - Kimberly Phillips, UNH
• Pilot Survey using a Web-Based Follow-Up Panel - Jesse Chandler, MPR

Panel 2: Using Program and Linked Data - Moderated by Andrew Houtenville, UNH

• Housing Policy with Linked Data - Debra Brucker, UNH
• Long Term VR Outcomes - David Mann, MPR
• Comparing SSDI Earnings in Survey and Administrative Records - David Wittenburg, MPR

Panel 3: Data to Inform Policymakers - Moderated by Amanda Reichard, NIDILRR

• The American Disability Belt - Amanda Botticello, Kessler Foundation
• nTIDE-Trends - John O'Neill, Kessler Foundation & Andrew Houtenville, UNH
• Tracking SSDI Receipt - Yonatan Ben-Shalom, MPR

Panel 4: Data to Inform Practitioners - Moderated by Michael Gamel-McCormick, Association of University Centers on Disability (AUCD)

• WIOA Measures & Effectiveness - David Vandergoot, Center for Essential Management Services, Inc. (CEMS) & John Connelly, Council of State Administrators of Vocational Rehabilitation (CSAVR)
• Using Local Statistics in California - Lewis Kraus, Public Health Institute (PHI)
• Advocating using Local Statistics - Susan Dooha, Center for Independence of the Disabled, New York (CIDNY)

Annual Disability Statistics Compendium Release

Panel 5: Compendium/Annual Report Release - Moderated by Deb Brucker, UNH

• What’s New - Eric Lauer, UNH
• The Annual Report (slides) - Lewis Kraus, PHI
• Long-Term Trends - Andrew Houtenville, UNH

Panel 6: Federal Data & Survey Updates - Moderated by Hugh Berry, NIDILLR

• Disability Statistics from the U.S. Census Bureau - Amy Steinweg, United States Census Bureau
• Data Activity Updates from NCBDDD - Elizabeth Courtney-Long, Center for Disease Control
• Disability Measurement at NCHS: Changing for the Future - Julie Weeks, National Center for Health Statistics
• Value of Actionable Data in Disability Employment - Savi Swick, Office of Disability and Employment Policy
• BLS Occupational Requirements Survey - Renee Marshall, United States Bureau Labor Statistics

2015 Compendium Release

• 2015 Annual Disability Statistics Compendium Agenda
• 2015 Annual Disability Statistics Compendium
• Welcome, Overview and Introduction
• Center on Aging and Community Living
• Annual Report on Disability Statistics - Presentation
• Annual Report on Disability Statistics - Download
• Administration for Community Living -Kristi Hill (presentation forthcoming)
• Data Panel Discussion - Bureau of Labor Statistics
• Data Panel Discussion - Disability Statistics from the U.S. Census Bureau
• Data Panel Discussion - Disability Statistics at NCHS

2014 Compendium Release

• Annual Report Slide Deck
• 2014 Disability Statistics Annual Report
• 2014 Annual Disability Statistics Compendium Introduction
• Kessler Foundation National Employment Survey
• Disability Statistics from the U.S. Census Bureau in 2014/2015
• Overview of Disability Data Disseminated by CDCs Division of Human Development and Disability
• Health Care Disparities Among Individuals with Disabilities Project Highlights
• Budget Outlook for 2015 and Looming Action on SSDI

2013 Compendium Release

• 2013 Briefing - Andrew Houtenville, Associate Professor, University of New Hampshire, Institute on Disability
• Disability Statistics from the U.S. Census Bureau in 2013/2014 - Matthew Brault, Survey Researcher - USDOC, Census Bureau
• Determining Disability and Health Program Value - Brian Armour, CDC - National Center on Birth Defects and Developmental Disabilities (NCBDDD)
• Disability Data from the Current Population Survey - Terrence McMenamen, Economist - USDOL, Bureau of Labor Statistics
• Research to Policy Roundtable - David Wittenburg, Senior Researcher, Mathematica Policy Research

2012 Compendium Release

• 2012 Overview - Andrew Houtenville, Associate Professor, University of New Hampshire, Institute on Disability
• 2012 Research and Training - David Wittenburg, Senior Researcher, Mathematica Policy Research
• Matthew Brault, Survey Researcher - USDOC, Census Bureau
• Brian Armour, CDC - National Center on Birth Defects and Developmental Disabilities (NCBDDD)
• Terrence McMenamen, Economist - USDOL, Bureau of Labor Statistics

2011 Compendium Release

• Compendium Release 2011 Presentation
• CPS Disability Supplement
• StatsRRTC 2011 Compendium Briefing
• Office of Disability Employment