Legal experts are warning nursing home leaders that inappropriate conversations with employees about disabilities, medical conditions or their general health can be costly, after a federal court ...
A conversation between Superintendent Michelle Osterhoudt and student Max Pascarella, celebrating the 50th anniversary of the ...
Disability is a fact of life; it is not rare or marginal. One in four adults in the United States has a disability. That means a significant number of students on campus navigate their days as people ...
To mark Disability Pride Month, which celebrates the rights and achievements of disabled individuals, we spoke with some leading disabled soap stars to highlight the importance of authentic ...
It’s not a position you’ll find at most organizations – Executive Director of Accessibility – but it’s one that GBH’s Donna Danielewski relishes. Over nearly two decades at GBH, she’s helped continue ...
This column is a thought piece on the evolution of Disability Pride and the importance of generating a conversation between persons with disabilities and the larger culture and why that will have ...
SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- Hosted by ABC7's Karina Nova, Disability Pride is a roundtable discussion that highlights three leading voices representing advocacy for disability in Bay Area. Panelists share ...
'Lift up the conversation': State's first disability pride parade to take place Saturday in Santa Fe
Jul. 11—Pam Parfitt has worn hearing aids for nearly 50 years, beginning when she was in her 30s. "Not All Disabilities Are Visible" — that's what her shirt will say as she marches through downtown ...
Disability can be difficult to talk about sensitively because of how embedded ableism is in our language, biases and perceptions of disability. Conversations about disability are slowly increasing, ...
Disability advocacy isn’t just about accessibility — it’s about dignity, autonomy and the fundamental right to live fully. As the first person of color to chair the board of the Center for Independent ...
A new survey shows parents and carers have strong ideas about how a program for kids with disability could be designed.
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