disability

How Trump Inadvertently Sparked a New Disability Rights Movement

By Abigail Abrams

The Traditional Lecture Is Dead

By The Aspen Institute

Woman With Down’s Syndrome Fulfills Dream of Presenting the Weather

By Ryan Kilpatrick

I’m a Woman with a Disability Who Voted for Donald Trump. Here’s Why

By Melissa Ortiz
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People Are Calling Out Me Before You for Its Portrayal of Disability

The film starring Emilia Clarke and Sam Claflin portrays a man paralyzed by an accident

By Denver Nicks

Acupuncture Actually Works for Neck Pain, Study Says

People who practiced acupuncture or the Alexander Technique had greater pain reductions than those who got standard treatment

By Mandy Oaklander

United Apologizes for Forcing Disabled Man to Crawl Off Plane

The airlines said the incident isn't a reflection of their employees or values

By Maya Rhodan

How Classroom Curriculum Can Impact Children's Friendships

Simply placing children with and without disabilities in the same classroom will not guarantee peer acceptance or friendships

By TIME Staff

5 Lessons I've Learned from People Who Stare at My Daughter

They probably don't intend to be rude or mean, so I've learned to give them grace, and to teach them

By Jodie Gerling / The Mighty

7 Things Every Kid with Autism Wishes You Knew

April 2 is World Autism Awareness Day

By Carey Wallace

Watch This Woman Take Her First Steps in Ten Years

With the help of a motorized exoskeleton, journalist Nikki Fox was able to stand and walk on her own

By Megan Gibson

House Cuts Penis Pumps to Pay for Disabled Benefits

New program would allow the disabled to create tax-free savings accounts

By Alex Rogers

The Complicated History Behind the Fight for Pregnant Women's Equality

Two Supreme Court cases have helped define the struggle

By Lily Rothman

Disabled Teens Should Also Have Access to Birth Control

Leaving disabled teens without access to reproductive health tools (and sexual education) means that they can be exposed to higher risks than their peers

By s.e. smith

The Pain of Passing My Disability on to My Child

When my daughter was six weeks old, we received official word that she had inherited my bone disorder, a condition that would likely cause her many fractures and possibly painful corrective surgeries

By Patheos

Runner's High: One Man's New York City Marathon Dream Comes True

Born with severely low muscle tone, it took more than 15 hours for Maickel Melamed to cross this year's finish line. Photographer Romina Hendlin documented his journey.

By Jessica Earnshaw
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