By Stephanie Lollino

A world pandemic may have cramped your style – keeping you from your usual activities and seeing co-workers and friends.

Not long ago, I was hired to do a sensitivity reading of a book manuscript, a guide for young adults about how people live with disabilities.

The esteemed Public Radio host John Hockenberry and world-famous artist Chuck Close were both accused of sexual improprieties.

That quest for mobility has been with me my entire adult life.

Whenever I hear someone mention Airbnb, I cringe — on the inside, at least.

This innovation can change millions of lives today without introducing a single car to the road. Think: self-driving wheelchairs.

Airbnb acquired startup Accomable to expand home-renting opportunities for people with disabilities.

A holistic approach to universal design wants to make the workspace better for all.

The playground includes intellectually stimulating puzzles, an accessible merry-go-round and a smooth rubber surface around the play equipment.

The online survey takes about 10 minutes and will impact policies related to parking for people with disabilities.

The long-term goal is the creation of a national certification program and registry for legitimately trained service dogs.

My sports-toned and -nurtured legs hadn’t responded to rehab the way they’d been expected to because they couldn’t.