Generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) is a machine-learning technology that uses reasoning, problem-solving, and creativity to generate new, original content from inputted text, audio and visual media, and other forms of data. The deployment of GenAI will...
Community partnerships are crucial for working toward meaningful change for the disability community at the state, local, and municipal levels. Such partnerships are the cornerstone of the Inclusive Healthy Communities (IHC) Grant Program in New Jersey. The IHC...
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Data analysis to understand how career and technical education completers from the classes of 2014 and 2015 transition into postsecondary education and the workforce.
Research studies on the employment of people with disabilities.
The Heldrich Center has conducted many projects to explore the challenges that job seekers in transition face during their job search.
Heldrich Center researchers have vast expertise in researching issues related to income supports, such as Food Stamps and nutritional programs, as well as social policy, including education, healthcare, and housing.
A key strength of the Heldrich Center is the diversity, equity, and inclusion lens through which every research project is viewed.
Analyzed data in support of a new business department at New Jersey City University.
Development of a comprehensive employment infrastructure for persons with disabilities in New Jersey.
Research on Geographic Information Systems training and careers.
Identified and addressed the workforce and economic advantages in the Atlantic City region of New Jersey.