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The 2021 theme is “Research Results for Policy Outcomes.” Presenters will address key questions pertinent to any researchers or product developers interested in making a policy impact with their work: Why is it important to engage policy-oriented stakeholders early and what are good ways to do that? What are the best ways to share information with policymakers? What are examples of research-informed policy?

Presenters will bring policy-relevant expertise to the entire spectrum of a KT process, from framing research priorities and questions to celebrating successful adoption and use of findings and products. Hear from researchers who have led disability-oriented projects that contributed to legislative and organizational policy changes.