Academic publisher SAGE has announced that it will continue its partnership with the Hammill Institute on Disabilities by publishing another of their titles named Learning Disability Quarterly (LDQ). The addition of LDQ brings the Institute’s total number of journals with SAGE to 15 titles.
The Hammill Institute on Disabilities is a non-profit organisation that was organised exclusively for charitable, scientific, and educational purposes to enhance the well-being of people with disabilities, their parents, and the professionals who are devoted to their interests.
The Institute acquired Learning Disability Quarterly from the Council for Learning Disabilities. The Council also receives Intervention in School and Clinic (ISC), another of the Hammill Institute’s journals. Members of the Council for Learning Disabilities will continue to receive LDQ, as well as Intervention in School and Clinic, as benefits of their membership.
As a result of this partnership, LDQ is currently available through SAGE Journals Online. Authors can now submit articles for review through SAGE Track.
