Spotlight

1. Family Caregiver Alliance: www.caregiver.org.
2. National Alliance for Caregiving: www.caregiving.org.
3. Caregiver Action Network: www.caregiveraction.org.
4. Care.com: care.com.
5. NARIC: naric.com.
6. NARIC's chat: Ask Me! | National Rehabilitation Information Center (naric.com).

During this episode of NARIC's Spotlight Podcast, Marta Garcia speaks with Jessica Chaiken and Hafsa Abdirahman about NARIC's Research In Focus series, which is available in English (https://www.naric.com/?q=en/rif) and Spanish (https://naric.com/?q=es/rif_es). They discuss what the series is, where the research articles come from, Hafsa's writing process, where listeners may find completed articles in the series, and the Research In Brief series in NARIC's Spotlight blog.

To learn more about the National Institute on Disability, Independent Living, and Rehabilitation Research (NIDILRR), please visit https://acl.gov/about-acl/about-national-institute-disability-independent-living-and-rehabilitation-research.

To make suggestions for future episodes, please contact NARIC via chat, email at naricinfo@heitechservices.com, or by calling 800/346-2742. Don't forget to take our poll!

1. Preguntar a un Bibliotecario: https://naric.com/?q=en/FAQ.

2. ¿Es terapéutico el bingo? https://naric.com/?q=es/FAQ/%C2%BFes-terap%C3%A9utico-el-bingo.

3. Consejo Nacional para la Certificación en Terapia Recreativa: https://www.nctrc.org/.

4. Asociación Estadounidense de la Recreación Terapeutica: https://www.atra-online.com/page/Aboutus.

5. Publicaciones sobre la terapia recreativa en el blog, Spotlight, de NARIC: https://naricspotlight.wordpress.com/?s=recreaci%C3%B3n+terapeutica.

6. Comuníquese con los especialistas en información de NARIC: https://www.naric.com/?q=es/node/30. 

1. ¿Qué es el transporte accesible?
2. Conducir después de una lesión de la médula espinal.
3. Conducir después de una lesión cerebral traumática.
4. The ADA Network Knowledge Translation Center (in English/en inglés) and the 10 ADA Regional Centers. Hojas informativas mencionadas en el episodio (Factsheets mentioned in the episode): Modificaciones razonables de política, práctica, y procedimiento en el transporte público y La ADA y el Transporte Terrestre Accesible.
5. La serie Enfoque De Investigación de NARIC (NARIC's Research In Focus series). Los artículos incluidos en este episodio incluyen (The articles included in this episode are): El Transporte Independiente Puede Conducir a Más Oportunidades para Personas con Discapacidades y Para las Personas Ciegas o con Discapacidades Visuales, la Administración del Transporte Puede Ser Clave para el Éxito Laboral.

Comuníquese con el personal de NARIC a través de nuestro chat, correo electronico, o por teléfono. Contact NARIC's staff by chat, email, or telephone.

1. NARIC's website naric.com, along with NARIC's databases: REHABDATA, NIDILRR's Program Database, and Knowledgebase.

2. NARIC's Ready Reference in English and Spanish.

3. The ERIC database, the ERIC database, and the PEDro database. 

4. The information specialists also share about contacting local independent living centers. 

5. The National Library of Medicine and its searchable database PubMed.

6. For local resources, 211.

7. The Alliance of Information and Referral Systems (AIRS).

8. The Eldercare Locator.

10. Benefits.gov.

11. The Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF).

To learn more about what NARIC's information specialists do and how they may help you, please contact them by email at naricinfo@heitechservices.com, by chat, or by calling 800/346-2742.

Transcripts of this episode are available on our website.

Este mes, hablamos con Marta Garcia, CRS, especialista bilingüe en información y redes sociales de NARIC. Marta comparte información sobre el boletín semanal de NARIC: News and Notes from the NIDILRR Community and Beyond (Noticias y Notas de la Comunidad de NIDILRR y de Más Allá). Para matricularse a recibir este boletín o para obtener más información, visite naric.com. Si desea enviar elementos para el boletín, envie un correo electrónico a NARICInfo@heiteschservices.com.

This month, we speak with Marta Garcia, CRS, NARIC's bilingual information and media specialist. Marta shares information about NARIC's weekly newsletter, News and Notes from the NIDILRR Community and Beyond. To receive NARIC's newsletter, visit naric.com. If you would like to share possible content for News and Notes, send a detailed email to NARICInfo@heitechservices.com.

• REHABDATA search page.
• New Acquisitions.
• REHABDATA Connection.
• Multimedia Collection.

Are you a NIDILRR Grantee or researcher from the disability and rehabilitation research community and would like to have your publications considered for the NARIC Collection? Please contact Natalie Collier via email at ncollier@heitechservices.com.

To learn more about NARIC's collection, visit naric.com or contact NARIC's information specialists via our chat or email (NARICInfo@heitechservices.com) or by calling 800/346-2742.

Today's episode celebrates 10 years and 500 issues of NARIC's weekly newsletter, News and Notes from the NIDILRR Community and Beyond. In this newsletter, NARIC shares the latest news, research, resources, and opportunities to participate in research from the NIDILRR grantee community, and news from the disability and rehabilitation communities. Look for the blue box on our homepage, naric.com, to learn more, read old issues, and to sign up!

To learn more about NARIC, visit naric.com/. 

This podcast is a production of the National Rehabilitation Information Center, or NARIC. NARIC is operated by Blackfish Federal LLC and HeiTech Services, Inc., under a contract from the National Institute on Disability, Independent Living, and Rehabilitation Research (NIDILRR), Administration for Community Living, Department of Health and Human Services, contract #GS-06F-0726Z.