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Since your web browser does not support JavaScript, here is a non-JavaScript version of the image slideshow:CAP Celebrates 20 YearsThis year CAP is celebrating its 20^th Anniversary. We would like to extend our gratitude to our customers and our 65 partnering agencies for your support over the years. We look forward to working with you in the future to recruit, place, accommodate, train and retain people with disabilities and Wounded Service Members. CAP Goes Green logo next to a keyboard with the enter key replaced with a green recycle key

CAP Goes GreenCAP Director, Dinah Cohen, has challenged CAP's staff, vendors, and customers, to do the right thing and shift to more sustainable practices, launching the "CAP Goes Green" initiative. CAP has outlined specific objectives requiring stakeholder support and participation to ensure our success. Read about how you can participate> Demonstrating assistive technology at CAPTEC

Demonstrating assistive technology at CAPTEC

CAPTECThe CAP Technology Evaluation Center (CAPTEC) is a demonstration and assessment facility where Managers and individuals seeking solutions to accessibility challenges can see assistive technology, compare different solutions, and ensure equipment compatibility. Learn More about CAPTEC or schedule an appointment online> Collage of images dealing with the various CAP Initiatives

Collage of images dealing with the various CAP Initiatives

CAP InitiativesCAP supports federal employees throughout the employment lifecycle, including: recruitment, placement, promotion, and retention of people with disabilities and wounded service members. Learn More about CAP's Initiatives> Silohuettes of service members saluting in front of the flag

Silohuettes of service members saluting in front of the flag

Wounded Service MembersCAP supports Wounded Service Members (WSM) by providing needs assessments, assistive technology and training throughout all phases of recovery and transition to employment. Visit CAP's WSM website>

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Complete an online needs assessment in order to determine the most appropriate Assistive Technology (AT) solutions for you.

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Recent News

CAP, OPM and DOL will host a "Call to Action: Hiring People with Disabilities" on February 9, 2010 to train federal human resource officials and hiring managers in developing an improved pipeline and process for hiring and retaining people with disabilities and disabled veterans. See flyer for RSVP information here (PDF).

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Upcoming Events

CAP at Event MHS Conference 2010 | January 25, 2010

ATIA 2010 | January 28, 2010

CSUN 2010 | March 22, 2010

CAPtions Winter 2009
	Success of CAP Goes Green Program
	CAP Hosts 20th Anniversary Webinar
	CAP Participates in EEOC / DOJ Town Hall Listening Sessions
	CAP Employee: Jamel White Wins Gold at Deaflympics
	Support. Equip. Empower. CAP Hosts Innovation Day for Wounded Service Members
	Upcoming Events

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