We conduct research on how disaster affects people with disabilities and provide training and resources so everyone can be better prepared and equipped in the event of a disaster or emergency.
News & Extras
July 2011
The Mobile TIPS site launches, providing an important resource for first responders and other emergency personnel. Click here to learn more or visit disabilitytips.tamu.edu.
December 2010
Dr. Stough and Elizabeth McAdams Ducy present at the TASH annual conference in Denver
October 2010
Dr. Stough and Dr. Sharp present at the Southwest Conference on Disability in Albuquerque, NM
August 2010
Dr. Stough attends Getting Real: The 2010 Inclusive Emergency Management National Capacity Building Training Conference in Baltimore, MD
July 2010
Elizabeth McAdams Ducy presents at the TEXAS AAIDD conference
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Project REDD is
an affiliated project of the Center on Disability and Development at
Texas A&M University in College Station, Texas.
Disaster & Emergency Resources
| Just in time for hurricane season, you can now download newly updated resource and acronym guides below! |
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Mobile TIPS for First Responders A mobile-based website ideal for first responders "in the field" or anyone who wants to learn more about appropriate tips for providing emergency assistance to people with disabilities. Click here to learn more about the Mobile TIPS site. |
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C.A.R.E. Kits for Special Education Classrooms When disaster strikes during the school day, are teachers adequately prepared? Researchers at Texas A&M have identified the need for improved disaster preparedness in the classroom. |
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Texas Disaster Resource Guide (updated 06/10) Contains vital information to support people with disabilities in the midst of an emergency or disaster situation. |
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Disaster Acronym Guides (updated 06/10) |
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Project REDD Info Sheet
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