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Jennifer Sullivan Sulewski
Policy Analyst
B.A., Mathematics, Boston College
S.M., Environmental Engineering
S.M., Technology and Policy, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Ph.D., Social Policy, Brandeis University
Jennifer Sullivan Sulewski has worked at ICI since 2001 and has been involved in data collection, analysis, and writing for several ICI projects, including the National Survey of State Systems and Employment for People with Disabilities, the National Data Collection on Day and Employment Services, the National Survey of Community Rehabilitation Providers, and StateData.info. Her current activities include providing technical assistance on the Massachusetts Medicaid Infrastructure Grant/Comprehensive Employment Opportunities project and conducting case study research on community-based non-work day supports for adults with developmental disabilities.
- Email: jennifer.sulewski@umb.edu
- Phone: 617/287-4356
ICI publications by Jennifer Sullivan Sulewski
Shifting Resources Away from Sheltered Workshops in Vermont
Over six years, regulations in Vermont gradually restricted and eventually prohibited the use of state funds for sheltered workshops or enclaves. Concurrent with the change in funding regulations, the state worked with providers to convert the remaining sheltered workshops in Vermont. (1/2007)
Massachusetts Employment and Disability Snapshot Report, 2000-2005
The second in an annual series of snapshot reports on the employment of people with disabilities in Massachusetts. (11/2006)
Massachusetts Employment and Disability Snapshot Report, 2000-2004 (Report 1)
This is the first in an annual series of snapshot reports on the employment of people with disabilities in Massachusetts. It offers an overview of trends in employment of people with disabilities for people with disabilities, advocates, policymakers, researchers, and other interested parties. (4/2006)
Community-Based Non-Work Services: Findings from the National Survey of Day and Employment Programs for People with Developmental Disabilities
As community-based services for adults with developmental disabilities develop, one category remains underexplored: community-based non-work (CBNW). Findings from an ICI survey show that while CBNW is a growing part of the service mix, its definitions and requirements remain fuzzy. (1/2006)
The National Survey of Community Rehabilitation Providers, FY2002-2003, Report 2: Non-Work Services
The second in a series exploring the services people with developmental disabilities receive from community rehabilitation providers (CRPs). Despite recent ideological emphasis on work, the majority of CRPs continued to offer non-work programs and a substantial proportion of the people they served were involved in those programs. Overall, the findings raise questions about CRP commitment to community integration. (9/2004)
