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- Woman becomes first wheelchair user to ever visit space on historic Blue Origin flight
- How stores fighting thieves risk putting off shoppers with disabilities and kids
- Why autonomous vehicles are essential to SF disability community
- Why Being Inclusive is Good for Business, Not Just Good to Do
- Anti-Scraping Tools Undermine Web Accessibility for Disabled Users
- What CEOs Are Learning About Disability Inclusion At Work
- A Gift Guide for Professionals with Disabilities That Puts Self-Care First
- One hell of a journey: Self-advocacy group for First Nations people with intellectual disabilities launches documentary
- You just feel so light!: two wheelchair users – one 81, one 25 – on welfare cuts, housing and the joy of swimming
- 50 Years of Progress for the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act May Be at Risk
- iOS 26 and Braille Access: Apple’s Impressive Investment in Braille Literacy
- Parker: Level Playing Field grows into international force tearing down barriers for people with disabilities
- Rethinking Work On International Day Of Persons With Disabilities
- Stephen Hawking's computer gets a glow up: AI–powered AVATAR creates new possibilities for people with severe disabilities
- These children's books show disability as a part of everyday life
- After Alice Wong’s Death, Her Friends Vow to Keep Fighting for Disability Justice
- Ed Roberts, hero of Berkeley’s disability rights movement, gets his first biography
- “I’m not Remarkable” reminds us that accessibility should be a core value of all tech, and not just of Apple
- Decline in wheelchair accessible cabs for passengers with disabilities
- NAACP to host disability awareness information fair Dec. 13
- Opinion | America is abandoning people with disabilities It doesn’t have to be this way.
- The Afterlife of Alice Wong
- New study shows Jewish groups lagging behind secular community on disability inclusion
- How Rosa Parks’ legacy inspired a new fight over who could ride the bus
- 3 Ways Leaders Must Rethink Disability, AI, And Care
- International Day of Persons with Disabilities, 3 December
- Math, yes. Lego club? There's no plan for disabled children to attend
- This Disability Education Law Turned 50 Today. Disability Advocates Want More.
- The Baha'i Faith and People with Disabilities:
- Unity in Diversity
- Removing Barriers
- Her bedazzled cane helps her travel the world (and spark change)
- Special ed parent, teacher on 50 years of disabilities education act
- We were attacked and left blind - now we’re parents but people say it’s wrong
- I Know We Can Transform the World: Remembering Disability Rights Activist Alice Wong
- Disability rights activist and author Alice Wong dies at 51
- She took her deaf son out to eat, what the server did left her stunned
- Appreciating art beyond sight at the Shared Visions Exhibition
- America’s loneliness epidemic is even worse for people with disabilities
- Graduating from the Colorado Center for the Blind Means More Than Skills
- Equal Access to Live Theater: Opening New Worlds through Audio Description and Touch Tours
- Horror movies have an ableism problem. Isn’t it time we found new ‘monsters’?
- Disability Doesn’t Have To Mean Isolation
- Elana Meyers Taylor is reshaping the world for her sons and the disability community
- In NJ, people with disabilities face indignity, missed diagnoses, barriers to health care
- Lack of sign language interpreters in North Dakota a major barrier
- I live with cerebral palsy and survived bladder cancer — music is hope
- 15 Years Worth of Removing Barriers
- Chris McCausland: “I don’t want to be in a show because I’m blind — my blindness is incidental.”
- The Sunflower Lanyard, 10 Years On: How the Travel Industry Is Supporting Neurodivergent Travellers
“I resist policies and programs that keep people with disabilities from living the lives they want.” — Alice Wong.