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For the health and safety of people at the Center on Disability and Community Inclusion and our partners we are working from home. You can contact our project personnel through the CDCI directory. If you would like to reach us you can email us at cdci@uvm.edu, or direct message us on Facebook or Twitter. You can also leave us a voicemail at 802-656-4031. We will be checking our voicemail messages daily.
Since 1974, the Center on Disability and Community Inclusion has shared knowledge and resources between the University of Vermont and other Vermont communities. We are part of a network of similar programs around the United States that focus on disability topics across the lifespan.
We welcome you to learn more about us.
CDCI coordinates over 20 projects in order to pursue its mission of an inclusive Vermont. Our projects work throughout the state within the community, schools, and university to enhance training, service, research, and sharing of information. If you know which project you are interested in, please see our Projects Page for an A-Z listing.
CDCI houses many projects that affect the lives of Vermonters with disabilities, from training educators and other professionals, offering postsecondary education opportunities, and providing information and demos about assistive technology. If you know what topic you are interested in learning more about, visit our topics page and we will help connect you with the right project, resources, and people.
CDCI is part of a national network of University Centers for Excellence in Developmental Disabilities (UCEDDs). There are currently 67 UCEDDs, with at least one in every state and US territory. Each is affiliated with a major research university and serves as a resource for all people in the areas of education, research, and service relative to the needs of people with developmental disabilities.
2018 Friendly Annual Report (PDF)
2018 CDCI Information Sheet Printer Friendly (PDF)
2018 CDCI Information Sheet Plain Text (PDF)
CDCI is committed to providing a website that is accessible to the widest possible audience, including people with disabilities and diverse learning styles. We are actively working to increase the accessibility and usability of our website. If you have questions about this website or experience any difficulty in accessing our site, please email our web manager.
Our new website has been designed so that you can connect with information and people in a more user-friendly way. CDCI's menu is always available by clicking the "Menu" button on the top left of every page.
