By Amy Kenny

In this article, Dr. Amy Kenny explains the concept of “pre-grief."

By Thea Flaum

Meet Claire Connon, a charming, sunny, stubbornly confident English wheelchair racer who, at the age of 33, has triumphantly conquered the twin nightm

by Stephanie Lollino

The extreme heat we are experiencing is creating headlines. It seems as though the temperature hits new highs every day.  It’s uncomfortable fo

by Stephanie Lollino

Editor’s Note: As the temperature across the country increases, so does the availability of all three types of the COVID-19 vaccine. People with spi

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.