The American Humane Association, which promotes the welfare and safety of animals, says there are 20,000 service dogs working in the U.S.
Growing up, Georgina Kleege hated Helen Keller; she saw the famous author and activist as a reproach to her own experience as a young blind woman. But she found a new way to relate to Keller later on, writing her…
A reader and her husband fall short of qualifying for assistance programs because they are both on disability. Should they split up to get more help?…
The data paint a rich and sometimes surprising picture of the U.S. today.
The U.S. Supreme Court is set to examine whether Texas is trying to put to death a convicted killer who's intellectually disabled, which would make him ineligible.
Some Americans are wearing safety pins as a symbol of solidarity with victims of racism, homophobia and religious discrimination.
Deaf Poets Society, a new digital literary magazine, has a message for writers with disabilities: we see you. We want you to be here. And this is your space.
The oversized Carly Fiorina campaign signs along New Hampshire's Route 4 weren't enough to keep the Republican presidential hopeful's campaign alive past Tuesday's primary, but they could end up helping people with disabilities live their lives more independently.
Lego unveiled its first-ever minifigure in a wheelchair, which first appeared at international toy fairs this week.
In an exhibit at the Cultural Arts Center in Columbus, Ohio, artists living with developmental disabilities transformed a gallery into a life-size board game called “Superland."…
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