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    Access trusted research, analysis, and tools that make data on disability more accessible and actionable.

Explore disability data with our custom tools

 

Data should be easy to explore, understand, and apply. Whether you're analyzing policy, preparing a report, or advocating for change, our tools put more than 16 years of disability data at your fingertips—organized, visualized, and built for usability. Every chart, table, and trend is designed with accessibility in mind—so you can focus on the insights that move your work forward.

Build Your Own Statistics: Create custom county- or state-level data visualizations tailored to your needs.
 

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Compendium and Curated Reports: Access expertly compiled reports in our Annual Disability Statistics Collection (ADSC) that track trends and provide critical insights.

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On the first Friday of every month, our national Trends in Disability Employment (nTIDE) team shares the latest employment data during a live webinar, aligned with the U.S. jobs report. Join researchers, field experts, and guest panelists for fresh insights, data interpretation, and real-world context you can use.



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View into Disability in America


 

Catch up on on past Annual Disability Statistics Conferences insights, recordings, and materials. Each event provides a snapshot into disability in America—bringing together the latest data on population, employment, education, and public programs.
 

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Save the Date: 2027 Disability Statistics State-of-the-Science Conference

See data from a new perspective.

March 17–18, 2027 | Rubell Museum, Washington D.C. | Online and In-Person 

The 2027 Disability Statistics State-of-the-Science Conference brings together researchers, data producers, policymakers, advocates, and other data users to examine how disability is defined, measured, interpreted, and represented.

Hosted by the Center for Research on Disability at the University of New Hampshire Institute on Disability, this two-day hybrid conference invites participants to explore current approaches to disability measurement, examine the latest statistics and emerging trends, and consider how different measures influence what researchers can observe and understand.

Through expert presentations, methodological discussions, practical tools, and perspectives from research, policy, practice, and lived experience, participants will examine the possibilities and limitations of disability statistics—and build connections that strengthen future research.

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