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Right now in the U.S.; there are 50 million Americans who are living with a disability.  That number is so large that employers are starting to notice.  Now more than ever, employers are starting [...]

Diversity. It is more than sexual orientation, culture, or disability. Neuro diversity should also be celebrated – think of neurodiversity. Click here to hear why we should be celebrating [...]

Articles like this one are not difficult to find, neither are stories of people with disabilities sharing stories about the ignorance of people who park in the access aisles of accessible parking [...]

Snow has snow up early this year! As a reminder, people with disabilities have additional access issues when the snow flies due to what people do with the snow and by the lack of any action. [...]

Freedom Resource Center’s Accessibility Specialist, Jerry Christianson, and a few other awesome individuals including Keith and Sherry Bjornson, Scott Stenvold, and Mark Fournier have [...]

A contributor The Mighty blog clarifies for us that accessible doesn’t mean inclusive, “One important point that needs to be made is that accessible doesn’t mean all children can [...]

A local news story from the Minot News features a man with a disability who says that despite his awesome resume, he is not being hired. He wonders if his disability is invoking reactions from [...]

I found an interesting article sparked by the 10th anniversary of 9/11 that talked about the forgotten people in the world trade center; people with disabilities. The article says that in times [...]

If you are as enamored assistive technology as I am you will find this all sorts of amazing. I am sharing a blog post from North Dakota Assistive’s Trish Floyd. She writes an article about [...]

was diagnosed around age 9 with Scleroderma, a condition that affects the connective tissue in the skin; it is a progressive autoimmune disease. She said at first it was not bad but it worsened [...]