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Encouraging Self-Identification
Learn more about the role of employers in supporting self-identification.
Communicating the Benefits of Self-Identification: Five Steps to Success
Learn the five steps to success to communicate the benefits of self-identification of disability.
NILG Info Center: Self-Identification
Find out about the important role employers play in encouraging applicants and employees to voluntarily self-identify as a person with a disability.
Engaging Employees to Measure Success: Innovative Approaches to Encouraging Self-Identification of Disability
This guide explores strategies for encouraging applicants and employees to voluntarily self-identify as having a disability and effective ways to promote self-identification throughout your organization.
Encouraging Employees with Disabilities to Self-Identify
Explore six tips for encouraging self-identification of disability.
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Measure Success: Accountability & Self-Identification
Ensure effective implementation of disability accommodations by measuring outcomes.
Talking About Inclusion@Work: Measure Success: Accountability and Self-Identification
Learn how to measure the success of your organization's disability inclusion efforts.
Self-Paced Trainings: Strategies for Disability Employment
Explore EARN's training courses on inclusion of people with disabilities in the workplace.
NILG Federal Contractor & Subcontractor Compliance Info Center
Information, tools, and resources to help federal contractors and subcontractors comply with regulations and meet disability utilization goals.
NILG Info Center: Laws and Regulations for Federal Contractors and Subcontractors
Learn about laws and regulations for federal contractors and subcontractors that relate to employment of people with disabilities.
Measuring Progress
Track and review data to ensure your workplace is retaining employees with disabilities.
Federal Exchange on Employment & Disability (FEED)
This group supports inclusion of people with disabilities in the Federal Government.
Dinah Cohen Learning Center
Review EARN's self-paced trainings, archived webinars, and other training assets to learn more about strategies for recruiting, hiring, retaining and advancing people with disabilities.
Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act of 2014 (WIOA)
Learn about WIOA, which encourages state and local agencies and employers to work together to identify strategies for meeting workforce needs, including by increasing employment opportunities for people with disabilities.
EARN 2023 Think Tank: Retention in Practice
“Transforming Human Resources (HR) Through Innovative Disability-Inclusive Policies and Practices” participants identified challenges to inclusive retention and potential solutions to address them.
EARN 2023 Think Tank: Hiring in Practice
“Transforming Human Resources (HR) Through Innovative Disability-Inclusive Policies and Practices” participants identified challenges to inclusive hiring and potential solutions to address them.
EARN 2023 Think Tank: Recruitment in Practice
“Transforming Human Resources (HR) Through Innovative Disability-Inclusive Policies and Practices” participants identified challenges to inclusive recruitment and potential solutions to address them.
Inclusion in Action: PepsiCo's You Belong Here Campaign Drives Disability Inclusion
Inclusion in Action Spotlight: Learn how PepsiCo's “You Belong Here” disability awareness campaign helps the company build a culture of inclusion and encourages employees with disabilities to self-identify.
Mentoring
Mentoring is an effective strategy to promote retention and advancement of employees with disabilities.
Neurodiversity @ Work Employer Roundtable
Learn about organizations working together to identify promising practices for neurodiversity at work.