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50th Anniversary Spotlight on Tina Buster
“Results”…Since I’ve been here I see the results of the hard work provided by the individuals employed here. I’ve seen how we’ve grown from the state of Kentucky throughout the […]
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50th Anniversary Spotlight on Tina Lindon
HDI’s a great place to work, and we have a great group of people to work with. Our job is never done, we will always evolve and strive for better. […]
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50th Anniversary Spotlight on Don Lollar
Only being a newcomer I see HDI as a wonderful partner on behalf of people with disabilities across Kentucky and across the life span. —Don Lollar, EdD, Interim Director of […]
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HDI 50th Anniversary Spotlight on Milton Tyree
For me, HDI has been a place to explore, learn and grow – professionally and personally. —Milton Tyree, HDI Supported Employment Training Project (SETP)
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4th Thursday ADA Talks: September
HDI and HDI CATS host an ADA Training series held on the fourth Thursday of each month covering different topics surrounding the Americans with Disabilities Act featuring Jason Jones as […]
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HDI 50th Anniversary Spotlight on Walt Bower
I feel incredibly fortunate to have the opportunity to be a part of HDI. It’s an honor to work in partnership with self-advocates, families, students and professionals to change the […]
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HDI 50th Anniversary Spotlight on F. Darrell Mattingly, Jr.
HDI means “family.” We have common goals and values moving toward an ever changing but bright conclusion that we will never reach. Work goals, research, best practices flow like the […]
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Wellness Edge Subawardees Announced for Year 2!
In 2018, the University of Kentucky Human Development Institute (HDI) received a three-year grant totaling $600,000 from the Administration on Community Living. The project, Wellness Edge, is a Paralysis Resource […]
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HDI 50th Anniversary Spotlight on Katie Wolf Whaley
HDI is a place where people are given the opportunity to learn new ideas, study new research and implement new ways of understanding and supporting people with disabilities to live […]
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Fall Seminar: Disability and the Arts in Health and Wellness
“A celebratory resistance, highlighting the parts of us that society typically shuns, Rebirth Garments challenges mainstream beauty standards through centering queer and disabled people of all sizes, ethnicities and ages.” […]