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Even though many persons with disabilities may not have the opportunity to participate directly in the most featured, romanticized, glorified and wasteful events in history—war—they could continue to be “lost in the shuffle” caused by war

As we begin a new year, it’s a natural time to reflect on the past. This year has been particularly interesting for me since I made the decision to retire from Paralympic Cycling and join the ADA Center in a full-time capacity.

The holidays can be so wonderful! Lots of food and cheer going on around us, lovely decorations, and high expectations for seasonal entertainment.

As we stand on the threshold of a new year (hello, 2024!), it is a moment to reflect on the progress made this year and set our sights on the future.

Post-secondary education plays an important role in preparing students for the workplace, retraining workers who lost their jobs due to business closures, or perhaps sustained injuries or illnesses that result in disabilities and requires retraini

It’s getting to that time of year where daylight is becoming scarcer, and temperatures are dropping throughout Region 8. The holiday season is quickly approaching, and the year will soon come to an end.

The first snow of the season is always the most anticipated! Children (and adults too) can’t wait to catch the first snowflake and build the first snowman of the season. Snow ice cream is on the menu and snow sleds come out from the garage.

As a result of the passage of House Bill 21-1014, known as the Disability Symbol Identification Document Act, Colorado residents with disabilities ranging from mental health to physical impairments now have the option to add a disability symbol on

The winter holidays are upon us! Family, friends, and food become the focus for many as we gather to share these special times together.

These were the words joyfully exclaimed by my daughter as we made our way to The Happiest Place on Earth.