The student disability-discipline intersection, like many facets of higher education, is evolving through legal developments within the legislatures and the courts, along with the practical realities ...

Join our candid conversation on addressing the disparities of Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) students. Students with disabilities, especially students of color, have long faced myriad ...

Many Title IX coordinators, directors of disability services, and conduct officers serve on Behavioral Intervention Teams (BITs) or Threat Assessment Teams (TATs), and their roles bring valuable ...

Immigration policy is disability policy, panelists said at a Nov. 16 event that explored the intersection of disability, access to health care and immigration in the United States. At the event titled ...

When I think of care and pleasure, I think of: • Me and my partner hanging out in bed during a “bed day,” constantly communicating about what hurts and what positions our bodies need to be in, ...

Disabled people are disproportionately incarcerated and segregated from society through a variety of institutions. Still, the links between disability and incarceration are underexplored, limiting ...

Although the Americans with Disability Act (ADA, 1990) has been implemented for 30 years, few businesses do more than provide minimum requirements for accessibility and, then, only make changes ...

During the Week of the Young Child and Autism Acceptance Month, join us for a candid conversation on health and education equity, and the disparities amongst young children of color. The pandemic ...

Disabled people have long been invisible from history, and unsurprisingly, disabled LGBTQ historical figures too have been hidden. The LGBTQ community itself has been slow to address disability as an ...