I’ve read so many opinion pieces and news articles about the various bans popping up all over the west coast that I’ve even lost the desire to make jokes about how much they suck or how their supporters are relying on a straw man argument. Following...
Read MoreOn August 17, the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development filed a formal complaint against Facebook, accusing the social media giant of providing tools that allow advertisers to discriminate against people with disabilities and other...
Read MoreA survey by the National Federation for Independent Business, a small-business trade group, indicates the need for employees is strong. However, it found 37% of small businesses had jobs they couldn't fill in July. Michigan is home to 1.3 million in...
Read MoreAfter a year and a half hiatus and a lot of worried customers, the adaptive clothing line IZ Adaptive, founded by Canadian designer Izzy Camilleri, will be relaunching in September. IZ Adaptive, first launched in 2009, built a devoted following amon...
Read MoreCelebrated for its miles of white sand beaches and sunny climate, the city of San Diego is planning to see more wheelchair users moving down the bustling walkways of the Gaslamp Quarter and enjoying the waters at La Jolla Cove. Because of this objective...
Read MoreAs the only accessible tour company in the country, Israel4All provides customized travel for groups and individuals with reduced mobility. Their services include a van with a lift and wheelchair tie-downs, assistance booking wheelchair-friendly hotels...
Read MoreWHILL Model M was driven at CES 17 over steep inclines, rough terrain, and tight turns just to be sure of how helpful it would be to users. WHILL Model M is an FDA-cleared wheelchair. The Model M features patented omni-wheel technology to tackle tou...
Read MoreThe House of Representatives passed H.R. 620, the misleadingly-named ADA Education and Reform Act, which disability and civil rights groups say guts the Americans with Disabilities Act, on Thursday with a 225-192 vote. The move sparked swift outrage ...
Read MoreTammy Duckworth was the first Asian-American woman elected to Congress in Illinois, the first woman with disabilities to be elected to Congress, and the first member of Congress born in Thailand. An Iraq War veteran, Duckworth served as a U.S. Army ...
Read More“Don’t Worry, He Won’t Get Far on Foot,” a film based on the memoir of cartoonist, trouble-maker, and disability-icon John Callahan, premiered at the Sundance Film Festival on January 19th. It’s scheduled to open in theaters nationwide on May 11th. ...
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