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New Hampshire-Maine Leadership Education in Neurodevelopmental and Related Disabilities Trainee Program (NH-ME LEND)
Description
Over the past two decades NH and Maine have experienced rapid growth of racial, ethnic, and linguistic minority populations. New Hampshire’s foreign-born population was 5.7% in 2013, while Maine’s foreign-born population was 3.4% during the same time period (American Immigration Council, 2017). In addition, NH and Maine are designated refugee resettlement areas. NH is now home to refugees from over 40 countries (NH DHHS, 2010) and Maine is home to refugees from over 30 countries (Catholic Charities Refugee and Immigration Services, 2015).
Publication Date
7-2017
Document Type
Poster
Publisher
University of New Hampshire
City
Orono, Maine
Conference Name
2017 Autism Cares Meeting: Pathways to Proress
Conference Location
Bethesda, MD
Keywords
autism, health, diversity
Disciplines
Higher Education | Social Work | Sociology
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Humphreys, B., Russell, S., Sonnenmeier, R., & Kurtz, A. (2017, July). NH-ME LEND program: Advancing health equity for children and youth with ASD/NDD and their families through continuous quality improvement. Peer-reviewed poster presentation at the 2017 Autism Cares Meeting: Pathways to Progress, Bethesda, MD.
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