DISABILITY
The Next Great Transit Hack: An App for Blind Subway Riders
This app is "mapping out" public transit for blind and visually impaired riders.
Turning Children's Disabilities Into Superpowers
Joshua Leonard is breaking barriers as a Black animator at Netflix, developing a new kind of superhero show.
Will America's Police Finally Listen to Deaf People?
US police departments are finally acting to reduce violent interactions with deaf people.
The Forgotten Victims of the Pandemic: The Deaf Community
From poor television captions to the absence of a common language, the deaf community faces unique challenges amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Most Americans With Disabilities Struggle to Find Accessible Homes
Only 9 percent of family households with someone who has a physical disability are in accessible homes.
Defining Moments: Losing Limbs, Gaining the World
Paralympian Amy Purdy went from near-death to the medal stand.
Disabled Community: We've Always Needed Today's Flexible Work Arrangements. So Make Them Stick
Employers and universities are making accommodations the disability community has been demanding for years.
Leaving Your Legs in Yemen
Losing your legs to a land mine might cool anyone's ardor for war.
Universal Family Care: Behind the Latest 'For All' Designed to Rethink Aging
Advocate Josie Kalipeni is pushing a policy that could emerge as the next universal basic income.
How Was Your Day ... Visually Impaired Athlete?
Alvin Suarez, part of the visually impaired community, is killing it at goalball.
When Katty Met Carlos
From the BBC and OZY comes a fresh perspective on the debate about America’s future as a nation and its relation to the world during the 2020 US election.
What Are Democrats Doing to Win Over America’s Largest Minority Group?
Voters with disabilities could prove to be game changers in the 2020 election.
Love Rom-Coms? Check Out These 10 Rom-Com Books
If you're tired of watching 'Love Actually' or 'Pride and Prejudice,' why not try a juicy rom-com read?.
