David Hagner
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 4192258 |
|---|---|
| NOME | David Hagner |
| PRENOMES | David |
| SOBRENOME | Hagner |
| ASSINATURA | HAGNER D |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of New Hampshire |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 5 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 6 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 5 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1995 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2016 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Policy Change Through Parent and Consumer Leadership Education
This study examines the impact of intensive training in leadership and advocacy skills on the level of knowledge about services and supports, advocacy activity, and the clarity of vision for the future of 123 individuals with disabilities and family members who participated in an annual New Hampshire Leadership Series over 7 years. There was a significant increase in knowledge about services and supports following training in every year, and cons…
Community‐centered strategies for supporting persons with disabilities
Supports for individuals with disabilities, although increasingly community‐based, operate within a formal human service system outside of community decision‐making structures. Research suggests that this current system has had limited effectiveness in advancing the social inclusion of individuals with disabilities. This article draws from current work in the fields of community development and planning to outline a new approach that actively eng…
Homeownership initiatives and outcomes for people with disabilities
Owning one@s own home has only recently been considered a viable residential option for individuals with disabilities. This study reports the development of homeownership initiatives and the results of an outcome study of homeownership programs for people with disabilities in nine states with regard to choice and control, community participation, and participation in the local economy. In‐person interviews were conducted with 129 individuals repr…
Home Ownership for Individuals with Disabilities
Owning one's own home has long been a core value in the United States, and in recent years, Americans with disabilities have become increasingly interested in pursuing home ownership. A sample of 148 underwriters rated the probability that an applicant with a disability would be approved for a residential mortgage. Mailed applicant scenarios were randomized across type of disability (physical or developmental), intensity of supports (live-in or o…
Empowerment Issues in Services to Individuals With Disabilities
Empowerment" has become a widely used term in discussions of disability and rehabilitation issues. However, the term has been given a confusing variety of meanings and interpretations. The meanings and some conflicting views of empowerment are reviewed. We argue that there is a great deal more clarity regarding how disability services currently limit empowerment than about what empowerment is, and we outline five core features of disability servi…
Community‐centered strategies for supporting persons with disabilities
Supports for individuals with disabilities, although increasingly community‐based, operate within a formal human service system outside of community decision‐making structures. Research suggests that this current system has had limited effectiveness in advancing the social inclusion of individuals with disabilities. This article draws from current work in the fields of community development and planning to outline a new approach that actively eng…
Home Ownership for Individuals with Disabilities
Owning one's own home has long been a core value in the United States, and in recent years, Americans with disabilities have become increasingly interested in pursuing home ownership. A sample of 148 underwriters rated the probability that an applicant with a disability would be approved for a residential mortgage. Mailed applicant scenarios were randomized across type of disability (physical or developmental), intensity of supports (live-in or o…
Empowerment Issues in Services to Individuals With Disabilities
Empowerment" has become a widely used term in discussions of disability and rehabilitation issues. However, the term has been given a confusing variety of meanings and interpretations. The meanings and some conflicting views of empowerment are reviewed. We argue that there is a great deal more clarity regarding how disability services currently limit empowerment than about what empowerment is, and we outline five core features of disability servi…
Empowerment Issues in Services to Individuals With Disabilities
Empowerment" has become a widely used term in discussions of disability and rehabilitation issues. However, the term has been given a confusing variety of meanings and interpretations. The meanings and some conflicting views of empowerment are reviewed. We argue that there is a great deal more clarity regarding how disability services currently limit empowerment than about what empowerment is, and we outline five core features of disability servi…
Home Ownership for Individuals with Disabilities
Owning one's own home has long been a core value in the United States, and in recent years, Americans with disabilities have become increasingly interested in pursuing home ownership. A sample of 148 underwriters rated the probability that an applicant with a disability would be approved for a residential mortgage. Mailed applicant scenarios were randomized across type of disability (physical or developmental), intensity of supports (live-in or o…
Community‐centered strategies for supporting persons with disabilities
Supports for individuals with disabilities, although increasingly community‐based, operate within a formal human service system outside of community decision‐making structures. Research suggests that this current system has had limited effectiveness in advancing the social inclusion of individuals with disabilities. This article draws from current work in the fields of community development and planning to outline a new approach that actively eng…
Homeownership initiatives and outcomes for people with disabilities
Owning one@s own home has only recently been considered a viable residential option for individuals with disabilities. This study reports the development of homeownership initiatives and the results of an outcome study of homeownership programs for people with disabilities in nine states with regard to choice and control, community participation, and participation in the local economy. In‐person interviews were conducted with 129 individuals repr…
Policy Change Through Parent and Consumer Leadership Education
This study examines the impact of intensive training in leadership and advocacy skills on the level of knowledge about services and supports, advocacy activity, and the clarity of vision for the future of 123 individuals with disabilities and family members who participated in an annual New Hampshire Leadership Series over 7 years. There was a significant increase in knowledge about services and supports following training in every year, and cons…
Business (4 obras) · Psychology (4 obras) · Economics (3 obras) · Homelessness and Social Issues (3 obras) · Political science (3 obras) · Public relations (3 obras) · CLARITY (2 obras) · Community Health and Development (2 obras) · Demographic economics (2 obras) · Economic growth (2 obras)