The Department of Justice in June issued a legal opinion saying states aren't required to provide services that help people with disabilities remain in their homes.
Companies that recognize and value the importance of hiring and retaining employees with disabilities know what is needed to provide a culture and workplace that is accommodating and inclusive. Those ...
Individuals with disabilities have been increasingly vulnerable during the Covid-19 pandemic. New measures designed to help stop the spread of the virus led to broader acceptance among employers of ...
For people with disabilities, the increasingly permanent shift to remote work in some industries has been a pandemic perk. More organizations are now offering workplace accommodations, according to a ...
My daughter Katie was born with severe disabilities. She went on to develop profound autism, attention deficit disorder, and obsessive-compulsive disorder. The hardest part for her is knowing that she ...
2021 was a prominent year for DE&I efforts across businesses nationwide. Hybrid work not only helped with issues like workplace discrimination, but ushered in a more accessible environment for ...
Whether it's declaring that blindness prevents government employees from doing their jobs or suggesting that hiring workers with intellectual disabilities contributed to Federal Aviation ...
About 650 million people in the world—or 10 per cent of the world’s population— live with disabilities, and frequently encounter a myriad of physical and social obstacles. They often lack the ...
Historically, schools have struggled to ensure there are enough staff trained to work with the growing population of English ...
All individuals played games and interacted with different resources at t County 4-H Fair’s Disabilities and Special Groups Day at Heritage Park on Monday. The day started a little ...
Readers react to an essay by David Axelrod about how his daughter has thrived in an institution. To the Editor: Re “For People With Disabilities, One Size Does Not Fit All,” by David Axelrod (Opinion ...