IHDD

The IHDD hosted its first Lightning Talks event in the newly-renovated IHDD Auditorium at the Haring Center. Presenters from more than a dozen research and clinical programs across IHDD shared [...]

For over two decades, Dr. Neva Corrigan has been a research scientist at the University of Washington, working with the I-LABS and the IHDD. In her role, she’s dealt with vast amounts of MRI [...]

February 14, 2024: Join fellow members of the UW IHDD community for an engaging event featuring Lightning Talks and Research/ Advocacy ‘Speed Networking’!

Looking to take a leadership role in neurodevelopmental and related disabilities? Consider applying to the University of Washington’s Leadership Education in Neurodevelopmental and Related [...]

The study at the UW Autism Center focused on advancing autism assessments by considering autistic strengths alongside the traditional deficit-based diagnostic process. Led by Dr. Sara E. Woods [...]

The Buddy Walk is an annual tradition uniting thousands of local, national, and international participants and supporters. It is a celebration of life and a fundraiser, helping provide resources, [...]

Welcome to the University of Washington’s commemoration of the 50th Anniversary of Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act.

Informed by community members, including young people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD), the REACH Lab and Institute on Disabilities at Temple University developed free and [...]

One organization that has come under the spotlight is the National Institutes of Health (NIH). Concerns have been raised about the ableist language in the NIH's mission statement.

Project ECHO fosters a community of practice to enhance the competence and confidence of healthcare providers across various disciplines.