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Disability Rights Under Attack by Congress
"Everyone is just one bad day away from needing accessible options the #ADA requires to help them get around," tweeted Sen. Tammy Duckworth.
Sessions to Put the 'Dis' in Disability
AG plans to revoke 10 ADA guidance documents.
Fear, Uncertainty Loom for Disabled Community Under Trump
The positions and past histories of Cabinet members leading the administration indicate a hostile environment for people with disabilities.
Candidates who Support People with Disabilities are Victorious on Election Night
State representatives and others from both major political parties who have promised to progress disability rights were winners on election night.
Court Finds Blanket Policies Not Discriminatory
Federal judge says Disney does not violate Americans with Disabilities Act by not catering to individual preferences.
Disability Activists Arrested for Protesting Outside White House
Protesters chanted "disability rights are human rights" outside the White House last week.
Congressman Challenges 'Predatory Lawsuits' Exploiting ADA
Small businesses struggle with financial hardships and potentially closing down completely following a series of lawsuits taking advantage of strict ADA regulations.
Greyhound Admits Cheating People with Disabilities
The bus transportation company will pay at least $300,000 to passengers it discriminated against and addresses ADA violations.
Students with Disabilities More Likely to Drop out of High School
Graduation rates significantly lower for students with disabilities. Organizations and schools are employing strategies to keep them on the same track as their peers.
U.S. Government Disability Employment Hits Record High
While professionals with disabilities struggle to establish themselves in the private sector, the U.S. government is employing this population at a record — even at the senior level.
Depression, Obesity, Drug Addiction Not a Disability, Survey Says
More Republicans believe speech disorders, learning disabilities and cancer aren't disabilities either.
ADA 25 Years Later: Definite Progress But Hiring Gaps Remain
As the Americans With Disabilities Act celebrates its 25th anniversary July 26, significant gaps remain in hiring the 19 percent of Americans with disabilities. New laws aim to improve the efforts of federal contractors and help people with disabilities save more.
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