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Silent injustice: A blind pedestrian’s legal travesty
Imagine walking home from work in Littleton CO, wearing a bright orange jacket and carefully navigating a city-owned sidewalk: 160 foot long driveway with your white cane. Without warning, a vehicle traveling 35 miles per hour strikes you from behind. You are thrown 45 feet onto the pavement, sustaining catastrophic,...
What Rainbow built after her school crisis could change other students lives
I am Rainbow Mosho, and I graduated from high school. When people ask me what this moment feels like, I do not have...
Finding independence with the right supports
My name is Lindsay Kondis, and I was diagnosed with a rare disease called Prader-Willi Syndrome (PWS) at eight years...
For Olivia Fadul, disability justice begins with being seen
Too often, disability is treated as something to diagnose, manage or fix rather than a lived experience to understand...
How can someone prevent or prepare for falls?
Falls are the leading cause of injury for adults aged 65 and over, affecting move than 14 million people...
7 signs your loved one may need assisted living
Recognizing when a family member needs additional support can be one of the most challenging decisions you'll face as...
A Future I Can’t Look Away From
At the age of two, a diagnosis of Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease confirmed that I was the latest of six generations of...
December 3rd – A Day of Dignity, Rights, and Shared Humanity
Every December 3rd, the world pauses to recognize something deeper than a date on a calendar. We pause to honor people. Human beings. Citizens whose lives, contributions, and stories are woven into the social, economic, and moral fabric of every nation. For me, this day is not a slogan or an annual reminder. It is a lived reality....
Azerbaijan’s digital shift in disability assessments and payments
For years, people with disabilities in Azerbaijan carried a double burden, their health challenges and the exhausting bureaucracy of proving their disability. To secure support, individuals had to travel from office to office, carrying piles of documents, waiting in long lines, and often facing unfair practices that made the process...