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FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. - Kedar Williams couldn't save himself from suffocating at school, but his memory can help save the lives of many other students with disabilities. A year and a half after Williams, a…

1kViewsBy: Soraya Vázquez Caro, psychologist at ADEMBI (Multiple Sclerosis Euskadi)Our association has been offering the neuropsychological service since February 2006 because it is needed for people with multiple sclerosis, as the…

A coalition of interest groups petition calls on the U.S. Department of Education to issue more guidance on caring for students with disabilities during the pandemic. (Anne Meadows / Flickr) The U.S. Department of…

However, you don't have to be online to witness this surge in deaf content and sign language representation, both part of and distinct from the wave of stories about people with disabilities that have emerged over the past decade. After…

Kweti, two, three, four.This is how a version of the generative work of art “A Counting” begins: Different voices, each saying a number in a variety of languages ​​- in this case Lenape, Polish, Tagalog and English - create a kind of choir…

Essential tremor is a condition that affects 2.2% of the American population - approximately 1 in 25 adults over 40 and 1 in 10 over 75 years of age. It is very difficult and frustrating for such adults to have a cup of coffee…

Many artists with chronic illnesses or disabilities feared the worst when the pandemic began. As with people with weakened immune systems or underlying diseases, it would be difficult to get access to care and keep working. And it was.…

Dance parties, exercise breaks, and jumping around are a typical part of many Pre-K classrooms. But jumping around isn't just one way to solve the problems in suburban New York City's Greenburgh Central School…

Millions of Americans with disabilities are overlooked during pandemic recovery, stay at home with no therapy or social programs, and have difficulty booking COVID-19 vaccinations. In Connecticut, a move to an…

Essential tremor is a condition that affects 2.2% of the American population - approximately 1 in 25 adults over 40 and 1 in 10 over 75 years of age. It is very difficult and frustrating for such adults to have a cup of coffee…