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Autism Acceptance Month
April is Autism Acceptance Month! The RRTC is highlighting this post from the OSU Nisonger Center The RRTC recognizes and appreciates autistic individuals, and works diligently to include their voices in research every day.
Advocating for Change: Derrick Willis’ Outbound Adventure
Advocating for Change: Derrick Willis' Outbound Adventure Please see this highlight of a member of our REEP (Research Experience Expert Panel) and co-investigator of the RRTC project, Derrick Willis. Derrick is also a US Outbound [...]
Women’s History Month – Recognizing our DEEP members
March is Women's History Month ✨ In recognition of the importance in raising the voices and contributions of women with intellectual and developmental disabilities, the RRTC would like to highlight the women of the DEEP [...]
DEEP – Highlight – Taylor Richardson!
The RRTC is celebrating one of our new DEEP members, Taylor Richardson. She will be working with the RRTC for our project Can You Hear Us Now? Engaging Adults with IDD in Health Research. [...]
DEEP Highlight – Ruben Garcia!
The RRTC is celebrating one of our new DEEP members, Ruben Garcia. He will be working with the RRTC for our project Can You Hear Us Now? Engaging Adults with IDD in Health Research. My [...]
DEEP Highlight – Kelsi Weaver!
The RRTC is celebrating one of our new DEEP members, Kelsi Weaver. She will be working with the RRTC for our project Can You Hear Us Now? Engaging Adults with IDD in Health Research. Kelsi [...]
RRTC 2024 Summit: Values, Collaboration, and Inclusion
All RRTC members, including the REEP, DEEP, and Staff Members On Friday, February 23rd, the Nisonger Center RRTC met at the 2024 Summit. Researchers and Disability Experience Expert Panel (DEEP) members from around the country [...]
Black History Month and Honoring Mental Healthcare Equity Models
February is Black History Month ✨ We honor and celebrate the central role that African Americans have had and continue to have in the United States. For the RRTC project specifically, it is important [...]
RRTC Disability Experience Expert Panel (DEEP) Collaboration with UCLA AIR-P Project
Recently, the Nisonger Center’s Disability Experience Expert Panel (DEEP) collaborated with UCLA’s Autism Intervention Research Network on Physical Health (AIR-P) to translate their research article “How Are Medical and Dental Schools Teaching Students About Intellectual [...]
Can You Hear US Now? Engaging Adults with IDD in Health Research
Dr. Susan Havercamp and the OSU Nisonger Center were recently awarded a five-year $4.4 million grant called Can You Hear Us Now? Engaging Adults with IDD in Health Research. Funded by NIDILRR, this new RRTC [...]
Can You Hear Me Now? – Recruitment Video