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Once You Are Aware of Your Rights, You Can't Look Back.

After a severe windstorm hit my neighborhood, I reflect on access to my life essentials and empathize with the needs of others.

Hearing loss impacts millions of Americans across all age groups, yet many people who would benefit from hearing aids do not currently use them. Barriers such as social stigma and cost can contribute to lack of care for hearing conditions and other health and safety impacts for people with hearing loss.

Stroke is a leading cause of death and a major cause of serious disability for adults.

Disability is being included within the context of pop culture much more these days. Here's a look at the history of exclusion, and how inclusion can alter what is considered “normal.”

We've helped thousands better implement the ADA. This accessible infographic (downloadable) breaks down all of our statistics from 2016-2020.

Change is not easy, but it’s necessary.

These small commitments to ensuring a more accessible and inclusive experience for all make all the difference in the disability community.

January 4th is World Braille Day! This commemorates the birth of Braille’s inventor, Louis Braille.

As a society and a capitalistic country, we have arrived at the optimum juncture in history to propose teleworking as the predominant way for persons with disabilities to participate in the 21st Century workforce.