Are there articles and resources in Spanish from the NIDILRR community?

Yes! Members of the NIDILRR, community, including NARIC, publish information in Spanish.

Below, you will find a few members of the NIDILRR community who provide articles, factsheets, guides, and much more in Spanish:

• The ADA National Network publishes several factsheets related to the ADA in Spanish whose topics include services animals, basic information on the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), providing access to everyone, and accessible healthcare. They also provide pocket access guides to hotels (PDF) and restaurants (PDF).
   
  • The Great Lakes ADA Regional Center publishes its website in Spanish. This Center provides trainings and webinars in Spanish.
     
  • The Great Plains ADA Regional Center provides TechAssist en Español – an online form that assists those who speak Spanish in Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, and Nebraska in connecting with documents in Spanish that explain their rights and responsibilities under the ADA. The online form also connects patrons to staff if they have more specific questions.
     
  • The Southeast ADA Regional Center publishes its website in Spanish. Their website includes information and resources about the ADA.
     
• The Learning and Working During the Transition to Adulthood Rehabilitation Research and Training Center has several publications in Spanish relating to work and include a guide for young adults with mental health problems on handing money, an article on programs that connect child and adult mental health services, and a guide on applying for a job.
   
• The Model Systems Knowledge Translation Center (MSKTC) provides evidence-based information on spinal cord injury (SCI), traumatic brain injury (TBI), and burn injury. The MSKTC provides factsheets on SCI, TBI, and burn injury in Spanish. To access, each factsheet, click on the English version, and then click on the tab on the right.
   
• The National Research Center for Parents with Disabilities: Parents Empowering Parents (in Spanish) publishes their website in Spanish. They also offer resources for parents with disabilities (in Spanish) and information for social workers, researchers, and other professionals on working with parents with disabilities.
   
• The Rehabilitation Research and Training Center on Health and Function for People with Physical Disabilities Focused on Neurogenic Lower Urinary Tract Dysfunction publishes evidence-based factsheets and podcast episodes in Spanish on topics related to neurogenic lower urinary tract dysfunction. To access the factsheets and podcasts, scroll down the home page on their website.
   
• The Research & Training Center on Independent Living has a document describing guidelines on how to write about and report on people with disabilities in Spanish.

You may know that NARIC publishes a Spanish website that includes information and resources, Questions from the Community, our Research In Focus articles, and other publications. We also publish our blog posts in Spanish and English and provide information and referral services in both languages.

If you would like to see all articles in Spanish indexed in the NARIC collection, just search “Spanish” in REHABDATA. If you would like to read abstracts of articles originally published in Spanish, go to REHABDATA, type Spanish in the first box, click “Only Show International Research” towards the bottom of the page, and click Search.

Contact our information specialists if you need assistance with your searches or have other questions.