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The governor announced that she is placing a moratorium on any bill transmitted to her until she gets a version of House Bill 2945 that she can agree with.

“We are already working with more people with disabilities than we think,” says Ben Lumicao, an in-house counsel in Chicago with a visible disability (cerebral palsy). More than a quarter of Americans have a disability of some kind, but only 30% of those fall into the “visible” spectrum Lumicao describes. That’s an arresting thought for […]

By Minh N. Vu Seyfarth Synopsis: SCOTUS grants certiorari on an ADA Title III case for the first time in 18 years to resolve a circuit split on whether an

A recent survey by the New Jersey State Bar Association revealed that more than two-thirds of the lawyers who responded reported feeling anxious within the past two weeks. The survey also revealed that 68% of lawyers surveyed experienced anxiety during that time period, while 56% reported a high prevalence of alcohol misuse. Even more concerning, […]

In a statement to HR Dive, Achilles International denied the allegations, saying they were previously dismissed by a state agency.

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A powerful five-point guide to undoing and unlearning ableism in our organizations, the social justice space, and the nonprofit and philanthropy sectors.

“I want to create a world that is reflective of all of us,” the disability activist said.

COVID-19 continues to spread, and the colleges and universities that are opting for remote learning are doing a terrible job of implementing it.

A year after many campuses transitioned to remote instruction, blind students continue to encounter barriers that undermine their learning.

"My work of challenging my students' internalized ableism has allowed me to gradually accept my own disability."

May is National Mobility Awareness Month. Recognize the disability activists who have worked for inclusion of disabled persons in all aspects of society!

High-profile activists in the area of disability rights activism, many of whom have disabilities themselves, are changing the way Americans think.

Listen The rights that we as a disabled community have – and may even take for granted – have been fought for by disability rights activists, working tirelessly to help […]

Disability Horizons magazine is an online disability lifestyle publication that aims to give disabled people a voice. Founded by two disabled guys in 2011, Disability Horizons publishes articles on a wide variety of topics, all to support the aim of a world where disabled people live exactly as they choose to.

Disability rights are fundamental in ensuring that disabled people are able to lead the lives they choose. We take a look at 8 disability rights activists that have changed the world for disabled people across the world.

Ability360 CEO Phil Pangrazio provides a brief overview of disability rights and advocacy spanning from the Renaissance to the eugenics movement and more.

Jeffrey Aaron Snyder and Amna Khalid explore the thorny issues surrounding classroom recordings, “reasonable accommodations” and academic freedom.

List of the most notable and famous Disability rights activists in the world, with photos when available. Most prominent Disability rights activists worldwide and top Disability rights activists in America can be found on this list ordered by their level of prominence,. From reputable Disability...

A letter was sent to Dr. Cara Christ requesting Arizona’s COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution Plan to ensure equitable distribution on behalf of people with disabilities.

On March 4, 2021, the New Jersey Appellate Division in Kalim v. Urban Outfitters, Inc. affirmed the trial court’s dismissal of a former employee’s...

PHOENIX (AP) — Advocates on Thursday called on Arizona to prioritize people with disabilities and their caregivers when it comes to administering COVID-19 vaccines...

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Last night, Congress passed a $900 billion COVID-response package and a $1.4 trillion appropriations bill to fund the government through Fiscal Year (FY) 2021, which ends on September 30. The Presi…

The Capitol complex has seen significant advancements in accessibility. But challenges remain for those navigating in person and in the digital space.

The people most vulnerable to the coronavirus struggle as Congress neglects to provide lifesaving resources and supports in stimulus packages.

The United States has failed to realize the ADA’s potential to impact the rights of people with disabilities.

At the heart of the fight for disability rights is the belief that equitable access should be granted in all spaces where life exists. The Americans...