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Messages from the President
OCT 2024: Message from the President
DEC 2023: Message from the President
OCT 2022: Message from the President
DEC 2021: Welcome Back to the Annual In-Person Conference Letter from the President
SEP 2021: 2021 in Review
FEB 2021: 2020 in Review
AUG 2020: Networking at the Virtual Conference
ACRM Statement on Equity
Press Releases
- AUG 2024: ACRM Champions Accessibility Initiatives at Annual Conference
- AUG 2018: New Guideline Released for Managing Vegetative and Minimally Conscious States
- MAR 2018: ACRM – AAPMR
- JUL 2017: 2017 ACRM Annual Conference, Progress in Rehabilitation Research (PIRR)
- APR 2016: 2016 ACRM Annual Conference, Progress in Rehabilitation Research (PIRR)
- JAN 2016: Cognitive Rehabilitation Training 2016 Tour
- MAY 2013: Cognitive Rehabilitation Training Coming to Indianapolis and Dallas
- MAY 2013: New Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Deputy Editor Announced
- MAR 2013: 90th Annual ACRM Conference: An Interdisciplinary Learning Experience
- FEB 2013: A Tribute to Dr. Robert Wagenaar
- FEB 2013: ACRM Announces Co-Editors-in-Chief of Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
- JAN 2013: Cognitive Rehabilitation Training in Baltimore, MD
- DEC 2012: Call for Proposals: 2013 Progress in Rehabilitation Research, Orlando, FL
- APR 2012: ACRM Cognitive Rehabilitation Manual Brings Evidence to Practice
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Videos
American Airlines Interview
With Past-President Tamara Bushnik, PhD, FACRM
23 NOV 2022
ACRM Mourns the Loss and Celebrates the Life of Robert ‘Bobby’ Silverstein
ACRM is deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Robert ‘Bobby’ Silverstein. ACRM’s CEO Jon Lindberg shares his memories of working with Mr. Silverstein, “Robert was such a wonderful man that I’ve had the pleasure to work with for over 15 years. He was an incredible and passionate leader in the disabilities legal community. ACRM has had the pleasure of being a partner with the Powers Group (formerly known as PPSV) for over 50 years, since 1972. During his tenure at the Powers Group, Bobby worked directly with ACRM to achieve many accomplishments at the legislature level including the Workforce Investment Act of 2012 when Bobby worked directly with congressional leaders. In 2014, Mr. Silverstein was able to reach a bipartisan agreement to reauthorize the Workforce Investment Act and the Rehabilitation Act. In February of 2021, Bobby Silverstein worked alongside ACL leadership to craft key priorities the Biden Administration should focus on as they related to the disability community. Throughout his career, Bobby Silverstein advocated for the need and importance of ensuring meaningful and effective access to disability, independent living and rehabilitation services, support, and equity. The ACRM is forever grateful for the dedication and commitment to rehabilitation advocacy that Bobby Silverstein continuously strived for in legislation. We will miss those attributes, but most of all we will miss his friendship.
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