…health care. However, other inequities continue to persist for people with disabilities and older adults that present barriers to accessing treatment for COVID-19 and post-COVID conditions, as well as barriers…
…for Vigil Site Coordinators here. We’ve also launched Disability-Memorial.org, a memorial to the people with disabilities who were victims of filicide. Active cataloging of cases started in mid-2014; the site…
Site coordinators are a vital part of the Disability Day of Mourning. Site coordinators secure space in their communities to hold a vigil, do outreach to community members leading up…
Site coordinators are a vital part of the Disability Day of Mourning. Site coordinators secure space in their communities to hold a vigil, do outreach to community members leading up…
…we’re kicking things off with a bang. In honor of Autism Acceptance Month – an Autistic community answer to unsatisfactory and often offensive “awareness” efforts – we will be running…
…just beginning. The anthology and website will debut this summer; we hope you’ll come along with us for the rest of the ride. Humbly, Julia Bascom, Loud Hands Project Organizer…
…bar eligibility for Medicare or Medicaid funding unless a transplant program can show that its evaluation procedure, whether formal or informal, does not discriminate on the basis of disability unless…
…hope you enjoy and make good use of this valuable resource. We are happy to announce that, along with Navigating College, we are also launching a dedicated website on autism…
…define what is and what is not a Home and Community Based Setting in Medicaid, basic liberties for people with disabilities will be safeguarded or threatened by decisions about the…
…feminist writing website The Toast from 2013 to the site’s closure in 2016. In 2018, The Toast was selected by the Library of Congress for inclusion in its web archives…
