Disability Rights

New Hampshire’s Midnight Primary Is Using Accessible Voting Machines For the First Time

By Abigail Abrams

Bernie Sanders Releases His Disability Policy Plan Ahead of Iowa Caucuses

By Abigail Abrams

Elizabeth Warren Unveils Plan to Help People with Disabilities

By Abigail Abrams

Julián Castro Joins Other Democrats In Releasing A Disability Plan

By Abigail Abrams
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Smartphone Voting Could Expand Accessibility, But Election Experts Raise Security Concerns

Election technology experts are raising serious security concerns about mobile voting systems

By Abigail Abrams

Pete Buttigieg's Policy Agenda for People with Disabilities

'As President, Pete will build a culture of belonging for everyone'

By Abigail Abrams

Voter Turnout Surged Among People With Disabilities in 2018

When politicians are planning their outreach to various demographics ahead of the 2020 presidential race, they often focus on groups such as African Americans, Latinos, LGBTQ people or even suburban women. They don’t often talk...

By Abigail Abrams

None of the 2020 Websites Are Fully Accessible to Disabled Voters

When Virginia Jacko found out the first Democratic presidential debates of the 2020 election cycle were going to be held in Miami, she was excited to learn more about the candidates and their policies before...

By Abigail Abrams

Meet the Group Training People With Disabilities to Campaign for Office

When Alexandria Knox was preparing for her New Hampshire legislative race, she had some questions about how best to handle her blindness on the campaign trail. The National Council on Independent Living had the answers.One...

By Abigail Abrams

How Businesses Can Lead a Revolution on Disability Inclusion

One billion people around the world are living with a disability – and it's time we started recognizing their contribution

By Caroline Casey

How Trump Inadvertently Sparked a New Disability Rights Movement

“We really feel our lives are stake.”

By Abigail Abrams

California Inks Right-to-Die Bill

California becomes the fifth state to allow the controversial practice

By Josh Sanburn
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