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Requiring Disability Training for Doctors

Requiring Disability Training for Doctors

People with disabilities and their advocates have spent years pushing for a requirement that medical schools begin to specifically train students on treating people with developmental and intellectual disabilities. It may come as a surprise, however, there is...

Understanding How Diversity and Inclusion are Different

Understanding How Diversity and Inclusion are Different

It is very common for people to mistakenly believe that diversity equates to inclusivity when in fact, the two are not synonymous. Inclusion centers on people feeling valued, accepted, and respected while diversity involves a number of different characteristics, such...

Becoming a More Inclusive Leader

Becoming a More Inclusive Leader

Being an inclusive leader is one of the most effective ways to help your company succeed. When implemented consistently, inclusivity boosts employee productivity and morale. Inclusive leaders from every sector of business have proven that the approach nurtures an...

Navigating Virtual College as a Student with Disabilities

Navigating Virtual College as a Student with Disabilities

Virtual College for Disabled Learners: A Need for Advocacy   Virtual education has quickly become a part of the “new normal” as many colleges and universities in the United States have made the tough decision to forego face-to-face classes this semester. Many...

How to Improve Disability Employment

How to Improve Disability Employment

In the United States of America, there is a high rate of unemployment among people with disabilities. Many politicians talk about the importance of jobs for the disabled, however, there is little effort to push companies to employ this group. There should be specific...

Fostering Inclusion During Remote Work

Fostering Inclusion During Remote Work

In today’s world of COVID-19, employers want to ensure their employees feel as safe as possible. For many, this means allowing most, if not, all employees to stay in their homes and work remotely. The push to remote work during the pandemic has shifted perspectives so...

Music Therapy for Children with Special Needs

Music Therapy for Children with Special Needs

Modern research has been demonstrating many positive effects of music for children with special needs. Some therapists are specially trained in utilizing these tools to help their clients increase focus, regulate emotions, increase social abilities, and improve motor...

Work From Home Opportunities for People with Disabilities

Work From Home Opportunities for People with Disabilities

With the outbreak of the novel Covid-19 coronavirus, more people than ever are working from home. This provides more opportunities for the disabled if they can find jobs that fit their skill levels and capabilities. With that in mind, the following are some jobs that...

Virtual Volunteer Opportunities

Virtual Volunteer Opportunities

As modern Americans, we often struggle with our natural desire to do good in the world and the stark reality that we just don’t have the time. Between going to work and raising kids, it often feels like a half-hour of free time is the most we can expect out of a day....

Volunteer Opportunities for Those with Special Needs

Volunteer Opportunities for Those with Special Needs

Opportunites to help those in need often require labor that those with special needs may be incapable of, or find a bit difficult. However, that shouldn’t be discouraging, as there are more ways to volunteer than just fun-runs or roadside cleanups. In the modern age,...