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President Barack Obama receives a painting from African American artist and disabled advocate Lois Curtis.

Celebrating Black Leaders with Disabilities Who Changed History

February is Black History Month. We commemorate this very important celebration in February because it coincides with the birthdays of two famous figures in the abolitionist movement: Abraham Lincoln, who signed the Emancipation Proclamation; and Frederick Douglass,

An ALSO direct support professional with her disabled client posing for the camera in a field of wildflowers.

Accessible Recreation: Finding Activities and Sports for People with Disabilities

One thing that all humans have in common is that we treasure our leisure time, where we can mosey along our favorite nature trail, go bowling with our pals, or create something beautiful at the

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Innovative Assistive Technologies: Enhancing Independence for People with Disabilities

It’s safe to say that most of us use some kind of assistive technology (AT) daily. Remote control devices make it easier to turn on the television. Cell phones navigate us to the library. Even a

Building a Support Network: How to Create a Strong Community for Individuals with Disabilities

Are you living with a disability? Do you have a friend or loved one with a disability? If so, you know how important it is to live in a community that

An intellectually disabled employee cleans roller skate rentals at a skating rink.

Employment for People with Disabilities: Tips for Finding Inclusive Workplaces

Are you living with a disability and currently looking for employment opportunities? Do you know someone with a disability who wants to find a fulfilling and well-paying job? There’s an excellent chance that you answered

Health Literacy for People with Disabilities

What is ? For just a moment, let’s put ourselves in the shoes of someone who is living with a disability. How would you feel if you had a visual impairment and, after a surgical procedure, your health care provider

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