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All Web casts are at 2:00 PM Central time unless otherwise noted. These are live Web casts. Should the connection be lost, please try to reconnect. The archived Web casts are generally available within 48 hours.

Tuesday, September 9, CIL-NET Presentation: Creative Strategies for Threading Violence Awareness into the Four Core Services. (Teleconference & Webcast) This webcast requires advance registration. Please contact NCIL for additional information at ncil@ncil.org

Wednesday, September 10, DBTAC Presentation: Access to Medical Facilities presented by Mark Derry

Tuesday, September 16, 2008, 8:00pm Eastern: Let’s Talk About Sexuality! A National Teleconference and Webcast presented by the National Youth Leadership Network

Wednesday, September 17, NCDDR Presentation: When the Best is the Enemy of the Good – The Nature of Research Evidence used in Systematic Reviews and Guidelines presented by Marcel P.J.M. Dijkers, PhD, FACRM; Tamara Bushnik, PhD; Allen Heinemann, PhD; and David Vandergoot, PhD, NCDDR's Task Force on Systematic Review and Guidelines

Thursday, October 2, SILC-Net Presentation: Outcome Measures for SILCs, Part I — Introduction to Outcome Measures (Teleconference & Webcast) This webcast requires advance registration. Please contact NCIL for additional information at ncil@ncil.org.

Tuesday, October 7, SILC-Net Presentation: Outcome Measures for SILCs, Part II — Introduction to Performance Indicators (Teleconference & Webcast) This webcast requires advance registration. Please contact NCIL for additional information at ncil@ncil.org.

Wednesday, October 15, DBTAC Presentation: Voting Accessibility presented by David Baquis, U.S. Access Board

Thursday, October 16, NCDDR Presentation: A Multicultural Approach to Rehabilitation presented by Paul Leung, William Talley, and Carl Flowers

Wednesday, October 22, DBTAC Presentation: Millennials and the ADA: New Issues in Higher Education presented by Laura Rothstein

Wednesday, October 29, DBTAC Presentation: Individuals with Psychiatric Disabilities presented by Judith Cook

Wednesday, November 5, DBTAC Presentation: Application of the ADA and Hospitality Industry presented by Marian Vessels

Wednesday, November 12, DBTAC Presentation: Workplace Polices and Practices presented by Susanne Bruyere, Cornell University

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