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May 25, 2009; National Council on Independent Living Conference Washington, DC,
June 05, 2009; 2009 US/Costa Rica: Cross-Cultural Perspectives on Disability Rights Leadership Exchange Program San Jose, Costa Rica,
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National Clearinghouse on Disability and Exchange

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A comprehensive, one-stop resource for people with disabilities, and exchange and disability staff interested in study, work, intern, volunteer, research or teach abroad programs. The National Clearinghouse on Disability and Exchange is sponsored by the U.S. Department of State and administered by Mobility International USA.

About NCDE

NCDE goals, staff, services, publications, mailing list, and contact information

Disability Resources

Disability organizations worldwide, travel tips for specific disabilities, and resources for exchange professionals

Funding Questions

Scholarships, fellowships, fundraising tips, and how to keep disability benefits while abroad

International Opportunities

Exchange programs by destination or program type, frequently asked questions, and steps to internationalize your life

Spotlight on New Projects

Foreign Languages, Fulbright, Sports and International Exchange, and Transition & Vocational Rehabilitation

Success Stories & Blogs

Alumni with disabilities share personal stories, blogs and useful insights

Contact NCDE's Information and Referral Services

Submit your questions and requests to NCDE by using this form.

What's New

Towards Establishing an Audio and Braille Library in Mongolia

Why participate in international exchanges?

People with disabilities have repeatedly shared how international exchange has provided increased confidence, cultural skills, employment opportunities, and more. Read quotes gathered from past focus groups with exchange alumni with disabilities.

Disability Community Seminar: Accessing the World through International Exchange

People in the U.S. disability community attended this one-day seminar and luncheon in New York City as we discussed the ‘Who, What, Where and Why’ of international exchange, including overseas cultural, educational, professional and volunteer programs, for U.S. students, teachers, professionals and others with disabilities.

Volunteering in Costa Rica

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