Matthew Brault Appeared on C-SPAN's "Washington Journal" to Discuss Statistics about people with disabilities in the United States

Friday, July 27, 2012 at 9:15 a.m. EDT

Biography: Matthew W. Brault, statistician, Health and Disability Statistics Branch, U.S. Census Bureau

Slide 1: American's with Disabilities: 2010 [PDF]	Slide 2: Source and Definition of Disability [PDF]	Slide 3: Americans With disabilities: 2010 Highlights [PDF]	Slide 4: Number of People with a Disability [PDF]	Slide 5: Percentage of People with a Disability [PDF]
Slide 6: Disability Prevalence by Age: 2010 [PDF]	Slide 7: Unadjusted and Age-adjusted Disability Rates [PDF]	Slide 8: Disability by Race and Hispanic Origin: 2010 [PDF]	Slide 9: Age-adjusted Disability by Race and Hispanic Origin: 2010 [PDF]	Slide 10: Types of Disability [PDF]
Slide 11: Number of Children with Disabilities [PDF]	Slide 12: Percentage of Children with Disabilities [PDF]	Slide 13: Employment Status by Disability Status [PDF]	Slide 14: Employment Trend [PDF]	Slide 15: Median Monthly Earnings and Family Income by Disability Status [PDF]
Slide 16: Employment Status and Median Monthly Earnings by Disability Domain [PDF]	Slide 17: Poverty Status by Disability Status [PDF]	Slide 18: Survey Definitions [PDF]	Slide 19: Disability Prevalence by State [PDF]	Slide 20: Employment to Population Ratios for People 18 to 64 years with a Disability by State [PDF]