VCU-RRTC
Evidence to Employment: Transition Research in Action
Welcome to Evidence to Employment: Transition Research in Action, the podcast where research meets real life, and the future of work for youth with disabilities is being reimagined. In every episode, we feature researchers, educators, or youth to unpack the stories, strategies, and data that are driving this work. Join us to learn more about the innovative efforts of the VCU-RRTC on Employment Among Transition-Age Youth with Disabilities.
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Jun 9, 2026
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Episodes
Jaclyn Camden, part 1 09.06.2026 21:10
How is the rapid evolution of technology transforming the career landscape for students with disabilities? In this episode of Evidence to Employment: Transition Research in Action , host Carolyn Cage sits down with Jaclyn Camden, Project Director and Study Lead at VCU-RRTC on Transition, to discuss the past, present, and future of post-secondary education and career development. Jaclyn shares her...
Dr. Paul Wehman, part 3 12.05.2026 24:44
In this episode of Evidence to Employment , host Carolyn welcomes back Dr. Paul Wehman to discuss the future of transition and work for youth with disabilities. Dr. Wehman dives into the current landscape of research, sharing the challenges and triumphs of managing multiple studies aimed at improving employment outcomes.
Dr. Paul Wehman, part 2 12.03.2026 23:05
In this episode of Evidence to Employment , host Carolyn Cage speaks with Dr. Paul Wehman about the critical role of supported employment and paid work experience for transition-age youth with disabilities. Dr. Wehman highlights groundbreaking research from the VCU-RRTC, emphasizing that paid internships and real-world jobs during high school are the strongest predictors of long-term career succes...
Dr. Paul Wehman, part 1 21.11.2025 20:25
In this episode, host Carolyn Cage sits down with Dr. Paul Wehman, a pioneering leader whose work helped shape supported employment and transition services for youth with disabilities. Dr. Wehman reflects on his personal journey, the early days of supported employment, and the many colleagues and mentors who influenced his path. He walks listeners through key milestones—from the Education for All...
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