July is Disability Pride Month, which promotes awareness of the achievements, experiences and struggles of people with ...

Disability Belongs also plans to hold a second in-person intensive focused on unscripted content later this year. The 2025 TV Writing Intensive Fellows are: Christopher James, San Diego, CA ...

Disability in entertainment panel at Cannes, presented by Easterseals and taking place at the American Pavilion, gives hope for inclusion.

I love going to their shows. They exhibit at Collect and their rooms are always the most interesting." Design and Disability is on show at the V&A in London from 7 June 2025 to 16 February 2026.

In contrast, long-term disability benefits kick in after a longer elimination period, usually between 90 and 180 days. It can continue to provide benefits until the age of 65 or you are no longer ...

I am more confident, a stronger writer, and a better person. Disability Belongs gave me invaluable knowledge that has been pivotal in my career. Forever grateful for the virtual lab.

Welcome to POLITICO’s West Wing Playbook: Remaking Government, your guide to Donald Trump’s unprecedented overhaul of the federal government — the key decisions, the critical characters and ...

Under the law, those with developmental and intellectual disabilities could get the hidden disability logo on their license or state ID. Carpenter-Grantham hopes his butterfly will be the design ...

The leaders of East End Disability Associates knew they had a problem. About 21% of Long Island’s population is Latino, yet a New York agency's statewide figures show less than 9% of that ...

To celebrate their incredible milestone, a new logo was created by Eddie from InTuition Vocational Training. The new logo represents the values and mission that have guided Reach Ability for the ...

People with disabilities have become part of American society, no longer unseen in public spaces or relegated to back wards of institutions, now able to participate as full-fledged citizens.

Patients with disabilities are less likely to feel health care workers treat them respectfully, according to new research from the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania.