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How to fundraise if you have a disability
Stephanie, who has congenital muscular dystrophy, recently raised more than £700 for Muscular Dystrophy UK from her home. Find out how you too can fundraise if you're disabled.
10 Tips for Including People With Disabilities in Your Party
With the holiday season upon us, it's easy to hold a party where all guests -- with and without disabilities -- feel welcomed, respected and have fun. Al...
How not to be a jerk to people with disabilities
A British disability advocacy group put together a clever series of ads to help the non-disabled not make utter buffoons of themselves.
Why Parents with Disabilities Are Losing Custody of their Kids
Laws designed to protect people with disabilities are failing to maintain the rights of disabled parents to take care of their children
What lenders shouldn’t ask people with disabilities
Borrowers must provide written proof that they are receiving the disability income and disclose how much they’re receiving. But the lenders shouldn't be asking for much beyond that.
10 facts on disability
WHO fact file on disability provides 10 facts and images on the health issues.
How Actors With Disabilities Are Educating Casting Directors
Opportunity, understanding and visibility are at the core of the conversation that is changing the dynamic between casting directors and actors with disabilities.
Employers Learn To Embrace Disability Hiring
Efforts to increase work opportunities for people with developmental disabilities are largely centering on changing attitudes among employers.
Why I Can't Get Legally Married Because of My Disability
"Imagine having to choose between your life and marrying your significant other."
How Visual Notes Helped a Student With a Learning Disability Thrive
Visual notetaking can be an important tool for students to synthesize information, create connections, and demonstrate their understanding of difficult concepts, writes arts educator Sherrill Knezel.
Smart Lifestyle Choices Key to Preventing Disability
There may not be guaranteed methods for preventing disability, but there are smart life choices that dramatically reduce the odds of disability.
How 'Finding Dory' could change the conversation around disabilities
Audiences are seeing her short-term memory loss in a different light.
Why You Should Spread the Word to End the Word
It is not acceptable to use disability as derogatory. Join the Spread the Word to End the Word campaign.
Tips for the Newly Disabled
Offers a number of tips and advice to newly disabled persons who suddenly find themselves with a disability.
Why Is Our Existence as Humans Still Being Denied?
Twenty-seven years after the Americans With Disabilities Act, we remain shunned and marginalized. And the G.O.P. is determined to make it worse.
How The Language Of Special Education Is Evolving
The "r" word is gone, but the ways we refer to people with disabilities shape our perceptions and behavior.
What They Don't Know Will Hurt Them
What does it mean to be relevant? Robin Pegg discusses why going beyond instructional level is so important for students with disabilities.
Parents Find Ways To Mitigate Bullying, Teasing
Families of kids with disabilities are taking a variety of approaches – ranging from letters to presentations and cards to distribute – to proactively educate others about their child's needs.
How Google designs for the blind
Hiring employees with disabilities can actually create better products for all customers.
How a Program Meant to Help Disabled Workers Failed Them Instead
Disability Insurance is providing a much-needed safety net for 9 million Americans, but basic flaws in the program's structure mean that many never work again.
