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Key to Formats:: A - Article in book or periodical; B - Book; I - Internet; M - Magazine or journal; N - Newsletter; O - Organization or company; P - Pamphlet, brochure, or fact sheet; V - Videotape

Key to Issues in Volume VII:: 1 – Aug. 1999; 2 – Sept. 1999; 3 – Oct. 1999; 4 – Nov. 1999; 5 – Dec. 1999; 6 – Jan. 2000; 7 – Feb. 2000; 8 – Mar. 2000; 9 – Apr. 2000; 10 – May 2000; 11 – June 2000; 12 – July 2000


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Accessible Design: See also Housing

Accessible Home Design; Architectural Solutions for the Wheelchair User (P), #9
Boundless Playgrounds (O), #4
Changing Needs, Changing Homes: Adapting Your Home to Fit You (V), #3
[Period for public comment on the Access Board’s proposal to update the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and Architectural Barriers Act (ABA)], #9
Design for the Ageing Network of Europe (DAN) (I), #3
Elderdesign: Designing and Furnishing a Home for Your Later Years (B), #3
Home Automation Technology for Easy, Safe, and Accessible Living (B), #6
National Center on Accessibility (O), #4
Promoting Successful Aging in Place: The Home Modification Action Project (HMAP) (I), #3
Staying Put; Adapting the Places Instead of the People (B), #3
Vision of Independence, A (V), #3


Adolescents: See also Children - Resources for

Adolescent Novels that Feature Characters with Disabilities: An Annotated Bibliography (A), #4
Back to School (V), #12
Helping Students with Cognitive Disabilities Find and Keep a Job (P), #1
National Transition Alliance for Youth with Disabilities (NTA) (I), #2
What’s the Difference? (V), #12


Advocacy: See also Legal Rights

Advocacy and Recovery Using the Internet (P), #6
Freedom Clearinghouse (O), #7
Nth Degree Catalog, The (O), #10
Patient Advocate Foundation (O), #11
TASH (O), 9

Aging: See also Caregiving

Aging, Rights, and Quality of Life: Prospects for Older People with Developmental Disabilities (B), #11
American Association of Daily Money Managers (AADMM) (O), #2
American Association of Retired Persons (AARP) (O), #2
Changing Needs, Changing Homes: Adapting Your Home to Fit You (V), #3
Children of Aging Parents (CAPS) (O), #2
Design for the Ageing Network of Europe (DAN) (I), #3
Eldercare Locator (O), #2
Elderdesign: Designing and Furnishing a Home for Your Later Years (B), #3
National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys (NAELA) (N), #2
National Association of Professional Geriatric Care Managers (GCM) (O), #2
Promoting Successful Aging in Place: The Home Modification Action Project (HMAP) (I), #3
Rehabilitation Engineering Research Center (RERC) on Aging (I), #3
Senior Solutions (V), #6
Staying Put; Adapting the Places Instead of the People (B), #3
Vision of Independence, A (V), #3

AIDS/HIV

What You Should Know About Returning to Work Before Talking with Your Disability Provider (P), #8
Working it Out: Workplace Experiences of Individuals with HIV and Individuals with Cancer (P), #4


Americans with Disabilities Act: See also Legal Rights

ADA Tax Incentive Packet for Businesses (P), #4
ADAAG Manual: A Guide to the Americans with Disabilities Act Architectural Guidelines (B), #4, #6
Americans with Disabilities Act, The; Your Personal Guide to the Law (P), #9
Practical Guide to the ADA and Visual Impairment, A (B), #4
Spirit of ADA Torch Relay, The (O), #10
Understanding the ADA/Americans with Disabilities Act (P), #10



Amputation

Assistive Technology for Upper Extremity Disabilities (Computer Disk), #11
First Step: A Guide to Adapting to Limb Loss (M), #6
How to Conquer the World with One Hand... and an Attitude (B), #3
One-Handed in a Two-Handed World (B), #11


Arts

Art History Through Touch & Sound: A Multisensory Guide for the Blind and Visually Impaired – European Modernism: 1900-1940 (B), #11
Disability Access Symbols Project (I), #8
Programs and Services for People with Disabilities: Accessibility Guide [Lincoln Center] (P), #4
Resources for Helping Blind Music Students (A), #6


Assistive Technology: See also Wheelchairs

Accessible Computer Technology: Meeting the Needs of People with Disabilities (P), #6
Accessible Pedestrian Signals (P), #8
[Accessing Adobe PDF Files] (I), #9
AccessWorld: Technology for Visually Impaired (M), #10
Adaptive Technology for the Internet: Making Electronic Resources Accessible to All (B), #10
Assistive Technology for Upper Extremity Disabilities (Computer Disk), #11
Enable: People with Disabilities and Computers (V). #8
Hearing Aids (P), #3
Home Automation Technology for Easy, Safe, and Accessible Living (B), #6
Informed Consumer Guide to Assistive Technology for People with Hearing Disabilities (P), #1
Internet, The: An Inclusive Magnet for Teaching All Students (P), #3
[New Rehabilitation Engineering Research Centers] (O), #9
Newsletter Insert Series (P), #6
Rehabilitation Engineering Research Centers (RERCs) (I), #6
Rehabilitation Engineering Research Center (RERC) on Aging (I), #3
Senior Solutions (V), #6
Standing Aids (P), #10
Telecommunication Relay Service (TRS) Handbook: Empowering the Hearing and Speech Impaired (B), #5
Tools and Gadgets for Independent Living (P), #7


Assistive Technology - Financial Aid: See also Financial Assistance

Funding Guide for Standing Technology (P), #10
Funding of Assistive Technology; The Public School’s Special Education System as a Funding Source: The Cutting Edge (P), #2
Funding of Assistive Technology: State Vocational Rehabilitation Agencies and Their Obligation to Maximize Employment (P), #4
Funding of Assistive Technology: Work Incentives for Persons with Disabilities Under the Social
Security and SSI Programs; Using the Work Incentives to Fund AT and Make Work a Reality (P), #12
Medicare and AAC Devices: Funding Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) Devices Through Medicare – The Decision Making and Appeals Process for Non-HMO Participants (P), #5


Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder

Waiting For Mr. Goose (B), #10
What You Need to Know About AD/HD Under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (P), #5


Biographies and Autobiographies

Against the Pollution of the I: Selected Writings of Jacques Lusseyran (B), #9
Black Bird Fly Away: Disabled in an Able-Bodied World (B), #1
Everything in its Place: My Trials and Triumphs with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (B), #10
How to Conquer the World with One Hand... and an Attitude (B), #3
Journey to Well: Learning to Live After Spinal Cord Injury (B), #3
King Gimp (V), #11
Meaning of Disability: The Lived Experience of Disability (B), #3
Nearly Normal Life, A (B), #1
Retarded Isn’t Stupid, Mom! (rev. ed.) (B), #3
Sight Unseen (B), #9
Slackjaw (B), #9
Slow Dance: A Story of Stroke, Love, and Disability (B), #3
Sweet Invisible Body: Reflections on a Life with Diabetes (B), #9
Twilight: Losing Sight, Gaining Insight (B), #9
Twitch and Shout: A Touretter’s Tale (B), #6


Awareness - See Disability Awareness

Birth Defects - See Rare Disorders

Blindness and Visual Impairments: See also Braille, Large Print, and Other Special Formats, specific disabilities

Accessible Pedestrian Signals (P), #8
AccessWorld: Technology for Visually Impaired (M), #10
Against the Pollution of the I: Selected Writings of Jacques Lusseyran (B), #9
Are You Looking for a Few Good Workers? (P), #7
Guide to Toys for Children Who Are Blind or Visually Impaired, The (1999-2000 ed.) (P), #5
[Home Pages of Blind and Visually Handicapped Individuals] (I), #9
Practical Guide to the ADA and Visual Impairment, A (B), #4
Resources for Helping Blind Music Students (A), #6
Sight Unseen (B), #9
Slackjaw (B), #9
Statistics on Children with Vision Impairments (P), #3
Twilight: Losing Sight, Gaining Insight (B), #9
Vision of Independence, A (V), #3


Braille, Large Print, and Other Special Formats

[Accessible Medicare Information] (P), #9
Art History Through Touch & Sound: A Multisensory Guide for the Blind and Visually Impaired –
European Modernism: 1900-1940 (B), #11
Braille Special Collections (B), #4
Braille-Books (I), #7
Brailleways (M), #4
Connecting the Dots: A Parent’s Resource for Promoting Early Braille Literacy (P), #12
Doll on the Top Shelf, The (B/braille), #4
Facts: 2000 Calendars (P), #6
HotBraille.com (I), #7
LRS (Library Reproduction Service) (O), #8
Resources for Helping Blind Music Students (A), #6
Rose Project (O), #4
Canadian National Institute of the Blind (CNIB) Printbraille Books for Children 2000/2001 (O), #12
Time [large edition] (M), #11
VoxLibra (I), #7
Web-Braille (I), #7
When You Become Eighteen (P/braille), #4

Brain Injuries and Disorders

TBI Inform (N), #3


Cancer

Cancer . . There’s Hope (B), #11
Fighting Cancer (B), #11
Guide for Cancer Supporters (B), #11
Helping Hand: The Resource Guide for People with Cancer, A (P), #4
Working it Out: Workplace Experiences of Individuals with HIV and Individuals with Cancer (P), #4


Caregiving: See also Aging

National Federation of Interfaith Volunteer Caregivers (NFIVC) (O), #2


Cerebral Palsy

Exercise Principles and Guidelines for Persons with Cerebral Palsy and Neuromuscular Disorders (P), #1


Chiari Malformations

[Chiari malformations] (O), # 9


Children: See also Education, Toys, specific disabilities

Basics for Parents: Your Child’s Evaluation (P), #6
[Map of parent centers], #6
National Information Center for Children and Youth with Disabilities (NICHCY) #2
Slant of Sun: One Child’s Courage, A (B), #1
[State department of education, Parent Training and Information Center (PTI) , Protection and Advocacy agency (P&A)] (O), #3
When Parents Can’t Fix It... Living with a Child’s Disability (V), #3


Children - Resources for

Adolescent Novels that Feature Characters with Disabilities: An Annotated Bibliography (A), #4
Back to School (V), #12
Celebration of Differences, A (V), #8
Doll on the Top Shelf, The (B/braille), #4
Everything You Need to Know About Learning Disabilities (B), #8
KidAbility (V), #10
Kids Just Want to Have Fun! (V), #12
Rolling Along with Goldilocks and the Three Bears (B), #10
Russ and the Apple Tree Surprise (B), #10
Russ and the Firehouse (B), #12
Straight Talk About Learning Disabilities (B), #8
Waiting For Mr. Goose (B), #10
Way To Go, Alex! (B), #10
What’s the Difference? (V), #12


Clothing

Clothing for Special Needs: An Annotated Bibliography – 2000 (B), #7
Dressing for Independence: Adapting Clothes for Kids with Special Needs (B), #7
Nth Degree Catalog, The (O), #10


Colleges and Universities - See Higher Education

Communication Disorders

See also Deafness and Hearing Impairments
Directory: Information Resources for Human Communication Disorders 1999 (P), #12


Cultural Diversity - See Minorities

Deafness and Hearing Impairments: See also Communication Disorders, Sign Language

Adventure in Cued Speech, An (V), #5
American Society for Deaf Children (ASDC) (O), #2
Deaf World Web (I), #5
Deafness and Hearing Impairments - Internet Resources (I), #5
Hearing Aids (P), #3
Informed Consumer Guide to Assistive Technology for People with Hearing Disabilities (P), #1
Keys to Raising a Deaf Child (B), #2
Missed Connections: Hard of Hearing in a Hearing World (B), #5
National Day of Hearing Testing, #9
National Information Center on Deafness (NICD) (O), #2, (I), #5
National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders (NIDCD) (I), #5
Open Doors: Options in Communication and Education for Children Who Are Deaf or Hard of Hearing (P), #2
Silent Duchess, The (B), #5
So Your Child Has a Hearing Loss: Next Steps for Parents (P), #11
Solving Caption Problems (P), #2
Telecommunication Relay Service (TRS) Handbook: Empowering the Hearing and Speech Impaired (B), #5
USA Deaf Sports Federation (O), #7
Young Deaf Child, The (B), #2


Developmental Disabilities: See also specific disabilities

Aging, Rights, and Quality of Life: Prospects for Older People with Developmental Disabilities (B), #11
All of Us: Talking Together; Sex Education for People with Developmental Disabilities (V), #7
Helping Students with Cognitive Disabilities Find and Keep a Job (P), #1
Retarded Isn’t Stupid, Mom! (rev. ed.) (B), #3
Student’s Guide to Jobs, A (P), #1
Way To Go, Alex! (B), #10


Diabetes

Diabetes: Caring for your Emotions as well as your Health (B), #9
Diabetes Problem Solver (B), #9
Diabetes Resources: Equipment, Services and Information (P), #5
Sweet Invisible Body: Reflections on a Life with Diabetes (B), #9


Disabilities (General): See also Disability Awareness, Statistics

Advocacy and Recovery Using the Internet (P), #6
Aquarius Health Care Videos (O), #2
Complete Directory for People with Disabilities 2000 (B), #12
Disabilities Sourcebook (B), #12
Evaluating Disability Information on the Internet (I), #4
Finding Disability Information on the Internet: A Guide for Newbees (I), #4
Living Well with a Hidden Disability: Transcending Doubt and Shame and Reclaiming Your Life (B), #6
Policy, Program Evaluation, and Research in Disability: Community Supports for All (B), #11


Disability Awareness: See also Children - Resources for

Disability Awareness in the Classroom: A Resource Tool for Teachers and Students (B), #1
Everybody’s Different: Understanding and Changing our Reactions to Disabilities (B), #1
Nth Degree Catalog, The (O), #10
Sensitivity and Awareness: A Guide for Developing Understanding Among Children (3rd ed.) (B), #1
Spirit of ADA Torch Relay, The (O), #10
What Psychotherapists Should Know About Disability (B), #10

Down Syndrome

Russ and the Apple Tree Surprise (B), #10
Russ and the Firehouse (B), #12


Driving - See Transportation

Education: See also Children, Disability Awareness, Higher Education, Inclusion, Legal Rights, Reading

Back to School on Civil Rights (B), #9
ERIC Clearinghouse on Disabilities and Gifted Education (I), #2
Free Appropriate Public Education for Students with Disabilities: Requirements Under Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 (P), #11
Funding of Assistive Technology; The Public School’s Special Education System as a Funding Source: The Cutting Edge (P), #2
Guiándo se por la Intrincada Senda de la Educación Especial: Una Guía Para Padres y Maestros [Negotiating the Special Education Maze: A Guide for Parents and Teachers] (B), #7
Internet, The: An Inclusive Magnet for Teaching All Students (P), #3
National Parent Network on Disabilities (NPND) (I), #2
Open Doors: Options in Communication and Education for Children Who Are Deaf or Hard of Hearing (P), #2
Questions and Answers About IDEA (P), #9
Questions Often Asked by Parents About Special Education Services (P), #6
What You Need to Know About AD/HD Under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (), #5
Wrightslaw: The Special Ed Advocate (I), #2


Employment: See also Legal Rights

Are You Looking for a Few Good Workers? (P), #7
Fast Facts on Business Tax Credits & Deductions for Employment of People with Disabilities (P), #11
Funding of Assistive Technology: State Vocational Rehabilitation Agencies and Their Obligation to Maximize Employment (P), #4
Helping Students with Cognitive Disabilities Find and Keep a Job (P), #1 One-Stop Centers: A Guide for Job Seekers with Disabilities (P), #10
[Online resume/job banks] (I), # 2
Patient Advocate Foundation (O), #11
People with Disabilities: Having a Voice in the Creation of the New Workforce Investment System (P), #10
Provisions in the Workforce Investment Act Describing the Interplay Between Workforce Investment Systems and Vocational Rehabilitation Programs (P). #1
Student’s Guide to Jobs, A (P), #1
What You Should Know About Returning to Work Before Talking with Your Disability Provider (P), #8
Working it Out: Workplace Experiences of Individuals with HIV and Individuals with Cancer (P), #4


Epilepsy

Women & Epilepsy (P), #7


Exercise - See Sports and Recreation

Face Blindness - See Prosopagnosia

Facial Differences

Face First (V), #11
Living with Genetic Disorder: The Impact of Neurofibromatosis 1 (B), #11


Fiction - See Children - Resources for, Literature

Financial Assistance: See also Assistive Technology - Financial Aid, Medical Care - Financial Aid

American Association of Daily Money Managers (AADMM) (O), #2
Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) (O), #4
Patient Advocate Foundation (O), #11


Glaucoma

Glaucoma: The Sneak Thief of Sight (P), #5
Understanding and Living with Glaucoma (P), #11


Hearing Impairments - See Deafness and Hearing Impairments

Higher Education

College Freshmen with Disabilities: A Biennial Statistical Profile (P), #8
Students with Disabilities in Postsecondary Education: A Profile of Preparation, Participation, and Outcomes (P), #2


Housing: See also Accessible Design

HomeChoice (O), #1
Priced Out in 1998: The Housing Crisis for People with Disabilities (P), #3


Hydrocephalus

Hydrocephalus: A Guide for Patients, Families and Friends (B), #8


Inclusion: See also Education

Freedom Clearinghouse (O), #7
Inclusion News (N), #3
Inclusion Press (N), #3
Millennium Catalogue (N), #3


Individuals with Disabilities Education Act - See Education

Large Print - See Braille, Large Print, and Other Special Formats
Learning Disabilities: See also Reading

Celebration of Differences, A (V), #8
Everything You Need to Know About Learning Disabilities (B), #8
Facing Learning Disabilities in the Adult Years (B), #8
Our Labeled Children: What Every Parent and Teacher Needs to Know About Learning Disabilities (B), #8
Straight Talk About Learning Disabilities (B), #8


Legal Rights: See also Advocacy, Americans with Disabilities Act, Education, Employment

Cornell Law School’s Legal Information Institute - Disability Law (I), #1
Law Enforcement Manual of the United States for the Disabled Person Parking Program -
Uniform System for Handicapped Parking (O), #11
National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys (NAELA) (N), #2
Working with Victims of Crime with Disabilities (P), #9


Library Services

Accessible Libraries on Campus: A Practical Guide for the Creation of Disability-Friendly Libraries (B), #10
Adaptive Technology for the Internet: Making Electronic Resources Accessible to All (B), #10


Literature: See also Biographies and Autobiographies, Children - Resources for

Silent Duchess, The (B), #5


Macular Degeneration

Age-Related Macular Degeneration (P), #5


Media

Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication (AEJMC) (O), #9
Disability Messenger (P), #6
Narrative Television Network (NTN) (I), #7


Medical Care - Financial Aid: See also Financial Assistance

[Accessible Medicare Information] (P), #9
Children’s Health Insurance Programs (CHIP) (O), #4
Guide to Health Insurance for People with Medicare (P), #4
[Health care providers], #4
Hill-Burton Program (O), #4
Making Sense of Medicaid (P), #8
Medicaid (O), #4
Medicare (O), #4
National Patient Air Transport Helpline (NPATH) (O), #7
[Not-for-profit groups] (O), #4
[Public health departments] (O), #4
Where to Turn (P), #8


Mental Illness: See also specific disabilities

Knowledge Exchange Network (KEN) (O), #10
Mental Health: A Report of the Surgeon General (P), #7


Mental Retardation - See Developmental Disabilities
Minorities: See also Spanish Language Resources

Lift Every Voice: Modernizing Disability Policies and Programs to Serve a Diverse Nation (B), #11
Lift Every Voice: Modernizing Disability Policies and Programs to Serve a Diverse Nation – Executive Summary (P), #2
Office of Minority Health Resource Center (OMH-RC) (O), #3


Multiple Sclerosis

300 Tips for Making Life with Multiple Sclerosis Easier (B), #5
Multiple Sclerosis: A Self-Care Guide to Wellness (B), #5


Muscular Dystrophy

Journey of Love: A Parent’s Guide to Duchenne Muscular
Dystrophy (B), #5


Music - See Arts
Neurofibromatosis 1

Living with Genetic Disorder: The Impact of Neurofibromatosis 1 (B), #11


Neuromuscular Disorders: See also specific disorders

Exercise Principles and Guidelines for Persons with Cerebral Palsy and Neuromuscular Disorders (P), #1
Meaning of Disability: The Lived Experience of Disability (B), #3
Raising a Child with a Neuromuscular Disorder: A Guide for Parents, Grandparents, Friends, and Professionals (B), #5


Noonan Syndrome

Understanding Noonan Syndrome: A Parents Guide (P), #10


Obsessive Compulsive Disorder

Everything in its Place: My Trials and Triumphs with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (B), #10


Parents with Disabilities

I Love You Like Crazy: Being a Parent with Mental Illness (V), #10
Question of David, The: A Disabled Mother’s Journey Through Adoption, Family, and Life (B), #3


Person Centered Planning

Family-Centered Assessment and Intervention in Pediatric Rehabilitation (B), #1
Little Book About Person Centered Planning, A (B), #1
Policy, Program Evaluation, and Research in Disability: Community Supports for All (B), #11

Personal Assistants

Avoiding Attendants from Hell: A Practical Guide to Finding, Hiring & Keeping Personal Care Attendants (B), #9
Policy, Program Evaluation, and Research in Disability: Community Supports for All (B), #11


Post-Polio Syndrome

Handbook on Late Effects of Poliomyelitis for Physicians and Survivors (B), #1
Managing Post-Polio: A Guide to Living Well with Post-Polio Syndrome (B), #1
Nearly Normal Life, A (B), #1
Paralyzing Fear, A: The Story of Polio in America (B/V), #1
Polio’s Legacy: An Oral History (B), #1


Prosopagnosia

Prosopagnosia (Face Blindness) (I), #3


Rare Disorders: See also specific disorders

Birth Defect Research for Children (O), #11
DRM Guide to Disability Information on the Internet - Rare Disorders (I), #11


Reading: See also Braille, Large Print, and Other Special Formats

Inclusion Notebook [Reading Issue] (N),#10
Read with Me videos (V), #4
Start-to-Finish Books (B), #4
When Stars Read (V), #12

Recreation - See Sports and Recreation

Religion

2,000 by the Year 2000 – Accessible Congregations Campaign (O), #5


Sexuality: See also Women

All of Us: Talking Together; Sex Education for People with Developmental Disabilities (V), #7
Let Me Count the Ways: Discovering Great Sex Without Intercourse (B), #7
Massage: The Ultimate Illustrated Guide (B), #7
Sexuality and Disability: A Guide for Everyday Practice (B), #7


Siblings

Way To Go, Alex! (B), #10


Sign Language: See also Deafness and Hearing Impairments

Read with Me videos (V), #4
Sign Language Barbie (doll), #12
Yamada Language Center (I), #7


Spanish Language Resources

Guiándose por la Intrincada Senda de la Educación Especial: Una Guía Para Padres y Maestros(B), #7


Speech Impairments - See Communication Disorders

Spina Bifida

Children with Spina Bifida: A Parents’ Guide (B), #8


Spinal Cord Injury

Journey to Well: Learning to Live After Spinal Cord Injury (B), #3
National Spinal Cord Injury Statistical Center (NSCISC) (O), #11


Sports and Recreation

Boundless Playgrounds (O), #4
Exercise Principles and Guidelines for Persons with Cerebral Palsy and Neuromuscular Disorders (P), #1
National Center on Accessibility (O), #4
U.S. Wheelchair Weightlifting Federation (O), #10
USA Deaf Sports Federation (O), #7
Way To Go, Alex! (B), #10

Statistics

Chartbook on Women and Disability in the United States, The (P), #2
College Freshmen with Disabilities: A Biennial Statistical Profile (P), #8
National Spinal Cord Injury Statistical Center (NSCISC) (O), #11
People With Disabilities Answer the Census: A Guide for Advocates, Caregivers and People with Disabilities (P), #8
Statistics on Children with Vision Impairments (P), #3


Stroke

How to Conquer the World with One Hand... and an Attitude (B), #3
Slow Dance: A Story of Stroke, Love, and Disability (B), #3


Tourette Syndrome

Cursing Brain, The: The Histories of Tourette Syndrome (B), #6 Tourette Syndrome Association (TSA) (O), #6
Twitch and Shout: A Touretter’s Tale (B), #6


Toys

Annual Toy Review (P), #5
Boundless Playgrounds (O), #4
Guide to Toys for Children Who Are Blind or Visually Impaired, The (1999-2000 ed.) (P), #5
Lekotek Toy Resource Helpline (O), #5
Oppenheim Toy Portfolio–2000 Edition; The Best Toys, Books, Videos, Music & Software for Kids (P), #5
Sign Language Barbie (doll), #12
Toy Guide for Differently-Abled Kids (1999 ed.) (catalog), #1 , #5
Toy Guide For Differently-Abled Kids (2000 ed.) (catalog), #12
Toys - Internet Resources (I), #5


Tracheostomy

Pediatric Tracheostomy Home Care Guide (B), #12


Transition - See Adolescents

Transportation

Accessible Pedestrian Signals (P), #8
Law Enforcement Manual of the United States for the Disabled Person Parking Program Uniform System for Handicapped Parking (O), #11
National Patient Air Transport Helpline (NPATH) (O), #7


Travel

Access 2000 San Francisco (P), #12
Disneyland Guidebook for Guests with Disabilities (P), #4
Programs and Services for People with Disabilities: Accessibility Guide [Lincoln Center] (P), #4
[Travel agencies for people with disabilities] (I), #11


Veterans

Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) (O), #4
Vocational Rehabilitation - See Employment


Wheelchairs

Life on Wheels: For the Active Wheelchair User (B), #6
Manual Wheelchair Training Guide, The (B), #9


Visual Impairments - See Blindness and Visual Impairments

Women: See also Sexuality

Chartbook on Women and Disability in the United States, The (P), #2
[Federal resource center for women with disabilities] (O), # 2
Women & Epilepsy (P), #7


Writing - See Biographies and Autobiographies, Literature, Media

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