This article was previously published on JCC Camp Chi’s Winkle’s Blog as part of a four-part series in honor of Jewish Disabilities Awareness Month. If you know my camper, Kelly, you would agree that ...

Zazel-Chavah O’Garra, born and raised in New York City, remembers how her immigrant parents from the West Indies shared encouraging stories about their ancestors and passed down their traditions to ...

NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — For many students with disabilities, high school graduation also comes with a sometimes-dreaded question: what comes next? The loss of school-based services, often ...

The 2024 Paralympics closed in style on Sunday. The Stade de France in Paris transformed into a huge electronica dance party with the world’s elite para-athletes doing a farewell conga. It was a ...

People often ask me if neurodivergence is a disability. The answer is not a "yes" or "no"; the issue is quite complex. Individuals and community groups fight about whether neurodivergence is ...

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On this International Day of Persons with Disabilities, I received a letter from someone who has not merely read about disability - but has lived it, every single year, month, and day. Written in the ...