Project directors and staff of the NIDILRR-funded TBI Model Systems created a joint statement in collaboration with brain injury advocates, individuals with lived experience, and professionals representing several organizations, Communicating About Brain Injury (PDF) https://loom.ly/zQFuQO0. (1/2)

Chloe Slocum, MD, MPH, principal investigator for the NIDILRR-funded Spaulding NE Regional SCI Center (SNERSCIC), received the Distinguished Public Service, Health Equity, and Advocacy Award from the American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (AAPM&R) https://loom.ly/6HtSw_o

The NIDILRR-funded Model Systems Knowledge Translation Center (MSKTC) published a new infographic, Eating Healthy at Home for Adults After a Burn Injury https://loom.ly/E2vYzHc.

The NIDILRR-funded Center on Knowledge Translation for Disability and Rehabilitation Research (KTDRR) will host the 2025 Virtual KT Conference, Enhancing Knowledge Translation: Impact Measurement, Online Strategies, and Technological Integration, 10/20, 21, 23, 1-5p ET https://loom.ly/MjcPrmM 1/2

The NIDILRR-funded Midwest Regional Spinal Cord Injury Care System Center and the Model Systems Knowledge Translation Center (MSKTC) released Amber "My Escape from PTSD" https://loom.ly/Q8kf6xU the latest episode in the I Was a Wheelchair Kid podcast series. 🧵

The NIDILRR-funded Southeast ADA Regional Center will host a webinar, ADA Title II for PDFs and Basic Accessibility Techniques, 9/25, 10-11a ET. Meeting accessibility requirements for digital documents, document setup, tagging basics, and common remediation techniques. https://loom.ly/PEO3948

The NIDILRR-funded Transitions ACR released, Body Talk and Belonging: Eating Disorder Recovery in a Social World https://loom.ly/rk1dVFU. In this podcast, a grad student and mental health advocate shares her journey of resilience and growth in navigating recovery from an eating disorder.

The NIDILRR-funded StatsRRTC released the nTIDE September 2025 Jobs Report https://loom.ly/f163spY, reporting an increase in employment and labor force participation for people with disabilities in August, reaching an all-time high of 38.5%.

The NIDILRR-funded RRTC on Improving Employment Outcomes for Individuals with Psychiatric Disabilities will host a webinar, Making Sense of Employment Research: Critical Elements of Using Virtual Reality Job Interviewing in IPS Supported Employment, 9/25, 12-1p ET. https://loom.ly/WvUJAKs

The NIDILRR-funded Virginia TBI Model System Center and the Virginia Consortium for SCI Care debuted the Brain and Spinal Health Hub, https://loom.ly/auJTnr4 for individuals, clinicians, and caregivers to find information on evidence-based care, healthy lifestyle, and adjustment after TBI and SCI.

The NIDILRR-funded KTDRR created Findings You Can Use one-page summaries of key points from NIDILRR-funded research that can be understood at a glance. https://loom.ly/SoOu2nY The full-color flyers are available as PDFs ready print, post, or share.

Michelle Ballan, PhD, MSW, a NIDILRR Switzer Fellow, was interviewed for Morning Grounds, Morning Rounds, https://loom.ly/NZZ7AfE about her research on intimate partner violence among women with disabilities, and an evidence-based intervention to support survivors of IPV. #FellowFriday

Award winning Returning to School After Burn Injury, a video produced by the NIDILRR-funded Model Systems Knowledge Translation Center (MSKTC) and featuring the Southern California Burn Model System Center https://loom.ly/XzMewvw

The NIDILRR-funded IMPACT project published Precision in Motion https://loom.ly/Ctwg5pw from the ImpacTech Podcast, featuring the interdisciplinary team behind the Hand Assessment Tool (HAT), an innovative, camera-based system that automates hand range of motion assessments in under 90 seconds.

News and Notes is back in production! We missed sharing all the excellent news with you all! You can read today's issue here: https://loom.ly/hZkPuNw including remembering our beloved Director Mark Odum who passed right after our last issue was released.