On-line versions of InfoUse's Chartbooks on Disability, Work and Disability, and Women and Disability; statistics, charts, and analysis of other disability data.

A national center of research and training in disability statistics. The Center has ongoing research projects on the cost of disability, employment and earnings, access to health and long-term care services, housing, mortality and national statistical indicators on the status of people with disabilities in America.

Data from various sources for the United States and world.

Statistics about the prevalence of various disabilities.

A series of questionnaires designed to provide a useful set of measures while maintaining a balance between the social, administrative, and medical considerations involved in disability measurement.

The study examined a broad range of issues facing women with physical disabilities.

Provides background information for a meeting on data sets containing information on health care and long-term supports for persons with disabilities, held on March 31, 1995.

Data sets on the prevalence, incidence, correlates, and consequences of disability in the United States.

A "Project of National Significance" research project administered by the University of Colorado to investigate public spending for disability services in each state.

Data on characteristics of people with disabilities by state, metropolitan area, and county and on employment and disability. Data are collected from the 1990 Census, the Survey of Income and Program Participation, and the March Current Population Survey.