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Those of us that see often take advantage of it and we are constantly making judgments based on what we see. This story is an interesting read because the author is blind and talks about multiple [...]

“North Dakota is a state that doesn’t have a lot of rules on seclusion and restraint,” says Brenda Ruehl, a disabilities advocate with the Protection & Advocacy Project. [...]

Meet Mariusz Kędzierski is a phenomenal artist. He was born without arms but it has not stopped him; at 3 years old he fell in love with art and the rest is history. He likes to share his story, [...]

The story of Kate Spade’s suicide is important because it is unmistakable evidence that disabling conditions don’t discriminate and it can be said with certainty that you don’t know the internal [...]

Dr. Grossman, an Emergency Room physician at the MAYO Clinic in Rochester, MN, experienced a spinal cord injury as the result of a bike accident; the article with his story is written in the MAYO [...]

Taking a risk is ok, but how do you do it right? 5 simple rules for taking a risk by Jennnifer Chang for SUCCESS magazine says to: Not undercut the benefits of opportunity; focus on the good, [...]

“As glad as I am to see so many able-bodied teens taking teens with disabilities to prom, I don’t want this to be newsworthy. Teens with disabilities aren’t novelties, and befriending one [...]

A document written by the Office of Disability Employment Policy is a brief overview of where the disability rights movement started its roots. It points out that disability related to civil [...]

The Heinz Ketchup company taught us about patience; when ketchup was still packaged in glass bottles they had to show you it was worth the wait. Psychology Today says that when people [...]

“It’s okay to not have your shit together. It’s okay to feel depressed. It’s okay to feel overwhelmed. It’s okay to be sad. It’s okay to be anxious. It’s okay to be scared. It’s okay to not have [...]