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Home > CareerConnect > For Job Seekers > Useful Links

Job Search
For Younger Job Seekers
- BLS Career Information
Job recommendations for kids who like reading, music, P.E., science, and more
- Workforce Recruitment Program
Offers college students with disabilities the
opportunity to market their skills and abilities to top employers throughout the US
Other Resources
- Able to Work
A consortium of business leaders focused on facilitating a fundamental shift in
attitudes and awareness about the abilities of people with disabilities
- Art Beyond Sight
Art Education for the Blind is dedicated to creating opportunities for employment and access in museums and arts agencies as one way towards making a lasting change in the arts and museums for people with vision loss.
- Bender Consulting Services
Information technology consulting service that specializes in placing people with disabilities in computer programming or network engineering positions
- CAP
Computer/Electronic Accommodations Program (CAP) provides assistive technology and accommodations to ensure people with disabilities have equal access to the information environment and opportunities in the Department of Defense (DoD) and throughout the Federal government
- Career Builder
One of America's most popular job search sites
- DisabilityInfo.Gov
A comprehensive listing of disability-related Federal government resources
- DisabledPerson.Com
This nonprofit site connects disabled individuals with employers who are
proactive in hiring them, through the "recruitABILITY" job matching system
- eSight™ Careers Network
A bridge connecting business leaders to talent in the disability community
- Exceptional Nurse
A nonprofit resource for nurses with disabilities
- Hadley School for the Blind
Offers tuition-free distance education courses in
academic and vocationally relevant content areas, including
a job-seeking skills course, Principles of Job Acquisition
- HirePotential
A national consulting and employment firm that works with
corporations committed to diversity by helping them create a universally
accessible work environment
- Job Accommodation Network
A free consulting service that provides information about job
accommodations, the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), and the
employability of people with disabilities
- JobHuntersBible.com
A supplement to Richard N. Bolles' book, the 2002 edition of
What Color Is Your Parachute? A Practical Manual for Job-Hunters and
Career-Changers, which is available to people who are blind or visually
impaired through the National Library Service for the Blind and
Physically Handicapped and Recording for
the Blind and Dyslexic in alternative formats.
- National Collaboration on Workforce and Disability/Youth
Programs and resources that foster employment and experience
- U.S. Department of Labor, Office of Disability Employment Policy
Find out how the U.S. government is encouraging employers to hire persons with disabilities, and about policies that relate
- The Work Site
Information from the Social Security Administration on vocational
rehabilitation, employment services, or other work-related matters
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to thank the following for their contributions of funds and expertise that have
enabled the creation of CareerConnect® materials designed to help employers,
job seekers with vision loss, students, family members, rehabilitation
professionals, and educators.
For lead gifts that enabled the creation of much of the site's content, we wish to thank
The Bernard A. Newcomb Foundation at the Silicon Valley Community Foundation
The James H. and Alice Teubert Foundation
For gifts that enabled the overall design and materials for employers, we thank
The B & B Trust
The Motorola Foundation
The George B. Storer Foundation
AT&T Foundation Excelerator
For gifts in support of mentor and job seeker materials, we thank
Citigroup Foundation
Consolidated Edison Company of New York, Inc.
The Five Bridges Foundation
Samuel N. Hecsh Fund at the American Foundation for the Blind
The Jessie Ball duPont Fund
The McBean Family Foundation
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