A $1.2 trillion deal to fund the federal government includes more money for special education and disability employment, but many other programs benefiting people with disabilities were not as lucky.

Mass firings at a federal agency supporting community living efforts for people with disabilities are fueling concerns that funding will be disrupted and programs could be forced to close. Nearly 50% ...

Gov. Phil Murphy's state budget proposal eliminates $4 million in grants for disability programs. Nonprofit groups that help clients find therapy, employment, housing and other services are mobilizing ...

I grew up sitting across the dinner table from my developmentally disabled brother Jack. Left to the advice of specialists, Jack would have been sent to an institution for the “benefit” of him and of ...

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Military veterans are swamping the U.S. government with dubious disability claims — including cases of brazen fraud totaling tens of millions of dollars — that are exploiting the country’s sacred ...

When it comes to the work environment, few organizations employ more people than hospitals and health systems. According to the American Hospital Association, U.S. hospitals have created jobs every ...

Based on my past research in this area, I propose to the Trump Administration and Congress the following baker’s dozen reform changes to Disability Insurance (DI) and/or Supplemental Security Income ...

As TSA Chaos Spreads, Some Airports Have Solved the Security-Screening Problem The FCC Has an Opportunity to Prepare the Internet for AI Cutting spending is always hard, so conservatives should focus ...

CWRU PD is proud to offer the Blue Envelope Program. The program is designed to enhance better communication between emergency service personnel and community members diagnosed with a disability or ...

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. asserted that autistic people, particularly those with "severe autism," are incapable of holding jobs, dating, or participating in everyday activities. The author's brother, Jack ...