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DRRP Priority on Employment of Individuals with Disabilities open for comment
Today’s Federal Register includes a notice of proposes priority for disability and rehabilitation research projects (DRRPs) on employment of people with disabilities. We won’t post the whole thing here (you can read it online). Projects funded under this priority must:
The notice goes on to describe potential stages of research including exploration, intervention development, intervention efficacy, and scale up. DRRP projects might fall anywhere on this research spectrum.
The notice is open for comment through May 29th. Read it and find out how to comment.
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