A firefighter in a blazing forest
Why Self-advocacy Is Key To Disability-Inclusive Climate Emergency Planning

As climate change-related emergencies increase in frequency, disability advocates call for individuals with disabilities to have a voice in disaster planning.

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Less than 5% of U.S. housing supply is accessible to older, disabled Americans. These changes may help

A U.S. Senate hearing was held last week to discuss the shortage of accessible and affordable housing across the country.

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“Sensory-friendly” store hours are catching on

The retailer Walmart is the latest in a growing number of locations offering business hours when lights and sounds are turned down to cater to people with sensory issues.

Katherine Macfarlane in the library at Syracuse University College of Law
What a ‘Human-Centered’ Approach Can Do for Workers With Disabilities

Companies can foster a more accessible workplace through positive practices that move beyond legal obligations.

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South Street’s Magic Gardens mosaics can dazzle the eye, but they’re also fascinating for people who are blind

The attraction partnered with Philly Touch Tours, which created a site-specific accessibility training program to bring the space to life for those with visual impairments.