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Disability Caregiving At Center Of Broadway Play
A new drama opening on Broadway stars an Academy Award nominee as the mother of a child with disabilities.
PBS Looks To Make Kids’ Shows More Accessible
PBS Kids is reworking many of its most popular shows to be more accessible to children with disabilities.
Millions Offered Up To Create New Disability Employment Models
More than $200 million is being made available in a broad push to establish innovative approaches to transition young people with disabilities into competitive integrated employment.
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Feds Move To Increase Accessibility For People With Disabilities Online
More than 30 years after the Americans with Disabilities Act took effect, federal officials are imposing first-ever rules clarifying how the law applies online.
Exercise May Boost Cognition In Adults With Down Syndrome
Taking regular walks may do much more than improve physical health for adults with Down syndrome, a new study suggests.
Fully-Accessible Theme Park Reopens Following Major Expansion
A one-of-a-kind theme park that's fully accessible to people with disabilities is back to life complete with new rides and attractions after undergoing a multi-million dollar expansion.
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Nonspeaking People With Autism May Know More Than Previously Thought
It's often assumed that people with autism who are nonspeaking do not know how to read or write, but new research suggests that for many individuals that may not be the case.
HBO’s Max To Launch Kids’ Show Focused On Disabilities
A first-of-its-kind animated children's show featuring a cast of characters who all have some type of disability is coming to television.
Ad Campaign Challenges Assumptions About Down Syndrome
A new public awareness campaign backed by a host of organizations from around the world is urging people to reconsider their expectations of what's possible for those with Down syndrome.
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Hulu To Debut Autism Comedy
A new television show starring and created by a comedian on the spectrum is set to premiere.
Some Teachers Less Likely To Refer Kids For Special Education, Study Finds
New research suggests that a child's likelihood of being referred for special education services is greatly influenced by the race of their teacher.
SSI May Be Missing Scores Of Eligible Beneficiaries
Thousands of children with disabilities may qualify for government assistance that they are not currently receiving.