Pro golfer Brandon Matthews was preparing to advance to one of golf’s biggest tournaments—all he had to do was sink a simple putt. The 25-year-old golfer had been in a sudden-death playoff match in Argentina on the PGA Tour in Mexico last month when Continue reading Golfer Embraces Fan With Down Syndrome Whose Yell Caused Him to Lose Crucial Game-Making Shot
Workforce Recruitment Program Gives This Mom Her ‘Can-Do Attitude’ Back
By Terri Moon Cronk
After raising her children, Judith Roma Tuazon wanted to go to work for the federal government. “I wanted to give back to the government, and especially to the Navy, because Continue reading Workforce Recruitment Program Gives This Mom Her ‘Can-Do Attitude’ Back
Disability in the Workplace: It’s on Us
After more than two decades of working for the Coca-Cola Company, actor Vincenzo Piscopo knows what it means to leverage opportunities for people with disabilities within a Continue reading Disability in the Workplace: It’s on Us
Santa Offering Sensory-Friendly Events Nationwide
Ahead of his big night, hundreds of special events across the country will offer kids with disabilities a chance to visit with Santa Claus in a calmer setting. Continue reading Santa Offering Sensory-Friendly Events Nationwide
Number of Characters with Disabilities on TV Reaches 10-Year Record High
Scripted broadcast programming added nine more series regular characters with disabilities for the 2019-2020 season in comparison to last year, a new report by GLAAD found. This means that Continue reading Number of Characters with Disabilities on TV Reaches 10-Year Record High
SUNRISE MEDICAL Announces JAY® SyncraTM Seating Specifically Engineered for Tilt and Recline
Sunrise Medical recently announced the launch of the JAY Syncra Seating System, a cohesive and attractive seating system intentionally designed for tilt and recline. Continue reading SUNRISE MEDICAL Announces JAY® SyncraTM Seating Specifically Engineered for Tilt and Recline
Kean University Student-Veteran Receives K-9 Service Dog
Jason Pryor of Elizabeth received the K-9, named Keen, as a gift from the Kean Office of Student Government. Continue reading Kean University Student-Veteran Receives K-9 Service Dog
Cultivating Inclusion: On the road with Hearts of Glass
New documentary about an audacious social venture in Wyoming that combines high-tech local food production and meaningful employment for people with disabilities. Continue reading Cultivating Inclusion: On the road with Hearts of Glass
College is Hard, But it’s Doable Too
Going to college can be a challenge for everyone. It’s especially hard for someone with a physical disability to find a college that checks off not only academics, affordability and location from their list, but accommodations for their disability as well. Continue reading College is Hard, But it’s Doable Too
One Company…One Culture…One World
Moving beyond mere inclusion means everyone belongs on the same page. Continue reading One Company…One Culture…One World
