People first language speaks to the personhood of an individual with a disability first and foremost. We're people first and our disability is one of many qualities that partially define us as human beings, like eye and hair color, height, weight and other qualities.

People with disabilities experience disability in many ways, from birth to injury to illness. No matter the age of disability onset, it's really important to come to a place of acceptance of self

Learn about ways to prevent suicide while leading a life with a disability.

Under Title II of the ADA, citizens with disabilities must have an equal opportunity to participate in or benefit from municipal, county or state programs, services, and activities.

Under the ADA's Title III, people with disabilities are entitled access and service in public, or privately owned, establishments not associated with local governments.

Of three major ADA titles, Title I covers employment. Title I covers unfairness in employment practices, like application procedures, hiring, firing, advancement, compensation, training, recruitment, posting positions, tenure, layoff, leave time, fringe benefits, all employment-related activities,

Buying a gift for someone with a disability really isn’t as hard as it may seem. Here are a few things to keep in mind as you complete your shopping gift list.

Spring time means prom and formal dances. Even with a disability, there are ways to make this time of year fun and accessible.

Did you know women with disabilities are twice as likely to experience domestic violence than women without disabilities? Stop the abuse. Tell someone. You are worthy of help. You deserve to be kept safe and treated well. Get help now.