CA$H Buffalo

90 Minute Workshop at ACL Conference

Second in series of intensive trainings for pilot test of Customized Employment 'Discovery' component.

Allegheny County United Way Coalition

The Social Security Administration (SSA), CESSI, the Ticket to Work Program Manager for Recruitment and Outreach (PMRO), and MAXIMUS, the Ticket to Work Operations Support Manager, collectively invite you to participate in a Ticket to Work Training webinar for focused on transition and operation support for new and inactive Employment Networks (ENs). The webinar will provide a general overview and update on the Ticket program, the operations and technical supports available to ENs, the Federal government hiring initiative, and the basics of foundation grants as seed funding for non-profit ENs. The learning objectives for this webinar include: • Gain a deeper understanding of the current advantages to taking Tickets, the current payment structure, available resources for ENs and beneficiaries, and the safety net the Ticket program provides for beneficiaries; • Learn about transition services, operational support, and ongoing technical assistance to ensure new ENs attain their Ticket performance objectives; • Attain an increased awareness of the Federal government hiring initiative; and • Understand the basics of foundation grants as source of funding and learn where to locate the grant application materials. Presenters: • Dan O’Brien, Acting Associate Commissioner for the Office of Employment Support Programs, SSA • Tom Gloss, Ticket to Work Program Specialist, CESSI • Felix Stump, EN/VR Education & Communications Manager, MAXIMUS • Jeanne Argoff, Vice President, Daniels and Associates To participate in this webinar, please register at: If you have problems registering for this webinar, please call 607-255-9364, or email Erika Eckstrom at ee224@cornell.edu For more information on the Ticket program you may visit www.cessi.net/ttw, www.yourtickettowork.com or www.ssa.gov/work.

An action-learning event bringing stakeholders together to learn and apply best practices to improve workforce outcomes for jobseekers and workers with disabilities.

An action-learning event bringing stakeholders together to learn and apply best practices to improve workforce outcomes for jobseekers and workers with disabilities.

Mohowk Vally Asset Building Coalition

ODEP Update: New Directions for the Office of Disability Employment Policy at the Department of Labor Location: Cornell University Government Affairs Office Hall of States, Room 383-385 444 North Capitol Street, Northwest Washington, DC 20001 Speakers: Kathy Martinez, Assistant Secretary, Office of Disability Employment Policy Susanne M. Bruyère, Director, Cornell University, Employment and Disability Institute (additional speakers to be determined)

This keynote for the New York Project with Industries session focuses on how upcoming workforce trends will make disability inclusiveness a key part of preparing for the market and workforce of tomorrow.