Abledata. This site is part of the National Institute on Disability and Rehabilitation Research (NIDRR), which is part of the U.S. Department of Education. It includes general information on disabilities, assistive technology, Tech Act projects, the U.S. government, independent living, equipment resale, disability research, and disability periodicals.  Website

CODI: Cornucopia of Disability Information. CODI covers a wide range of topics including education, statistics, government documents, computer access, laws, books, aging, assistive technology, and universal design.
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College and University Disability Resources. This site links to disability resources services, especially at colleges and universities.
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Disability Resources Monthly (DRM) Regional Resource Directory. A directory of resources for librarians assisting patrons with disabilities. This site has general information about library services for patrons with disabilities, mail lists and electronic journals, professional organizations, technology for patrons with different types of disabilities, and also has a monthly newsletter on disabilities in general.
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DO-IT: Disabilities, Opportunities, Internet work, and Technology. Lists programs for high-school students with disabilities who are pursuing academics and careers. This site covers the use of technology to maximize independence, productivity, and participation of people with disabilities; includes development resources for Web accessible design.
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Empowerment Zone. This site has information on how to find assistive technology, civil rights, education, relationships, sexuality, and housing for people with disabilities.
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Family Network on Disabilities.
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Families USA Voices for Healthcare.
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IDEA NEWS
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Indie: The Integrated Network of Disability Information and Education. Indie has a wide range of topics of interest to people with disabilities including lifestyles, Web sites for particular disabilities, rehabilitation, transportation, organizations, housing, media, recreation and culture, resource centers, libraries, and social development.
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JAN: Job Accommodation Network. Internet toll-free consulting service that provides information about job accommodations for people with disabilities and the employability of people with disabilities. Also lists Web sites about different disabilities and discusses disability etiquette. Website

Kids Health.
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Learning Options.
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Medline Plus.
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NARIC: The National Rehabilitation Information Center. Covers topics about rehabilitation, such as research projects, organizations, databases, directories, guides to periodicals on rehabilitation, assistive technology, and Internet resources. You have to browse by the listed areas and cannot type in search topic.
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Parent's Guide to Assessing programs for Infants, Toddlers, and Preschoolers with disabilities.
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Pediatric and Child Health information.
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Premature Infant Resources.
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Yahoo. Yahoo's disability Web pages cover a wide range of topics, including library standards for service to patrons with disabilities and library resources.
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