The Latest Breaking News from Disability

July is Disability Pride Month, a time to celebrate disabled people while continuing the push for equality, accessibility and visibility. Despite making up 16% of the global population, disabled people rarely appear in fashion marketing campaigns. For brands, treading the right line between solidarity and accusations of performative allyship is…

"For me, finding other disabled creatives has been the key."

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A federal investigation into the largely unregistered disability support sector has been welcomed by the industry and union who each tell of countless breaches.

The 2013 US Open champion and his wife Kate have supported Project 250, which recently helped disabled children enjoy their first taste of competitive golf

Disability Pride Month is a whole month to celebrate inclusivity and promote equality for the disabled community.

Australia's second-largest disability employer has avoided sudden collapse but more trouble could be on the way for the strained sector.

Piper sees more than meets the eye.

Congress is considering proposals from President Donald Trump to slash funding for disability rights centers in each state, and advocates worry that they could lose more than 60% their federal dollars

A new report by Disability Rights California (DRC) has raised serious concerns about the treatment of people with disabilities detained at the Adelanto ICE Processing Center in San Bernardino County, California.

When a person becomes eligible for Social Security Disability Insurance, it's often seen as a financial lifeline. But in some cases, the benefits can create unexpected challenges — especially when they affect access to other types of assistance. That's exactly what one stage 4 cancer patient in Minnesota is facing.