
As part of @BrandeisU's @LurieInstitute, we study policies that help people with disabilities and older adults transition to—and stay in—the community.
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ALT A promotional graphic for the Disability Data Dashboard shows a person using a tablet with screens displaying charts, a U.S. map, and data visuals in blue, purple, and white, set on a light blue background with decorative elements. On the bottom-left corner is the "Lurie Center for Disability Policy" logo in blue, and the graphic headline says: "Introducing the Disability Data Dashboard."

ALT Text reads: Introducing an interactive dashboard to learn more about people with disabilities. Historically, data about people with disabilities and their experiences has been difficult to access, navigate, and understand. Our interactive data dashboards offer a solution for advocates, policymakers, and researchers, portraying information about parents with disabilities and community living services in visually engaging and easy-to-use ways. We hope these dashboards can serve as an effective tool for disability advocates to further the rights, access, and inclusion of the disability community. Visit DisabilityDataDashboard.com to learn more.

ALT A promotional graphic titled "Unlocking Potential: Social Housing as a Catalyst for Accessible, Affordable Living." The event date is December 5, 2024, from 3:00–4:00 PM ET. Panelists listed are Mary Lou Breslin, Hanneke van Deursen, and Morgan Tweed. The graphic includes photos of the panelists and logos for the Lurie Institute for Disability Policy and the Community Living Policy Center (CLPC). A button reads "Register now!"

ALT The waitlist of intellectually and developmentally disabled Americans who need home- and community-based services is growing rapidly, far eclipsing the ability of state governments to serve people who need help. Quote from 'People will die waiting’ by Dan Goldberg. Image: Disability rights activists hold a vigil in front of the US Capitol to urge Congress to include full federal funding for home and community-based care services in budget reconciliation package on October 06, 2021 .

ALT Graphic with picture of Franklin Roosevelt signing the Social Security Act. Text reads: 87 years ago, President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed the Social Security Act and urged future generations to keep expanding the program's protections. Expanding Social Security is about intergenerational solidarity and economic dignity for all.


















