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Our power comes from working together to break down barriers and toward a world where all of us have equal opportunity to thrive.
"What do you want to do after you graduate high school?" It's a question that many 16-year-olds aren't really prepared to answer. But for students with IEPs, that answer changes their future.
We’re excited to introduce a major upgrade for Dream Big Career Exploration Camp: brand new, fully accessible vans for student transportation! These vans ensure every camper can travel comfortably and safely to company visits.
This year's Black History Month theme is African Americans and Labor and we are shining a light on four Black disabled woman who fought against exclusion and worked for equal opportunity to good jobs for all.
We’re thrilled to announce the expansion of our Universal Design (UD) program from our biennial global conference to a dynamic, year-round initiative!
We are facing an incredibly difficult and confusing time. One thing has not changed: our enduring commitment to the full and equal participation of people with disabilities in society.
Every organization should run voluntary self-ID campaigns. They should be run regularly, and the organization should report their results.
Our longtime friend and board member, B.W. “Bill” Durham, Jr., passed away this week. As a board member from 2009 through 2019 and a member of our Leadership Council since 2020, Bill helped lay the foundation of our organization.
These ministers visited St. Louis as a part of a training partnership between Kazakhstan and Webster University's School of Education. The inclusion of students with disabilities in schools is an issue of high priority for Kazakhstan. This partnership highlights how decades of laws like the ADA and IDEA make disabled students’ experiences different here than in Kazakhstan.
Tyler's a huge Cardinals fan (he was part of our group that got to hang out on field with Adam Wainwright last summer). Tyler looked comfortable and confident, and was getting paid to be at one of his favorite places.
Black Disabled People in the Arts: Learn More About Featured Artists and Resources
