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Welcome to Human Services Research Institute (HSRI)
In the fields of developmental disabilities, physical disabilities, mental health and child welfare HSRI works to:
  • Assist human service organizations and systems to develop support systems for children, adults, and families;

  • Enhance the participation of individuals and their families to shape policy and service practices;

  • Improve the capacity of systems, organizations, and individuals to cope with the changes in fiscal, administrative, and political realities;

  • Expand the use of research and evaluation to guide policy and practice.

Latest HSRI News

1/2010 Judi Chamberlin
I want to weigh in on behalf of all of Judi's friends at the Human Services Research Institute. She has served on our Board of Directors for many years and has enriched our conversations with her wisdom and always independent voice. Judi has been a friend and colleague of many of us for more than 30 years. We remember her spirited advocacy for people with mental illness as founder of the Mental Patients Liberation Front, her establishment of the Ruby Rogers Drop In Center (a consumer run center whose first home was in our building), her increasing work internationally with like minded advocates who benefited from Judi's enthusiasm and knowledge, and most of all her energy, indomitable spirit and the love she gave so freely to her family and wide circle of friends. It is hard to imagine our work without her but she touched so many people during her life who are - because of Judi - prepared to carry on what she started.

Thank you Judi

Val Bradley
President
Human Services Research Institute

11/2009 Val Bradley awarded the Robert M. Gettings Compass Award
This award is periodically given to recognize the achievements of an individual who, through creativity and a strong commitment to bettering the lives of people with disabilities, has helped to positively shape the course of disability policy in the United States.  More Info can be found on our News/Presentations page.

7/2009 New Website: Route to Success
HSRI is proud to announce the launch of a new website, Route to Success - Systems Change.  More Info can be found on our News/Presentations page.



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