Former UNC-Chapel Hill students started B3 as a pop-up coffee shop in 2018 and now serve more than 300 members.
A week of celebration, activity and community spirit has raised more than £1,300 for a good cause.
Don't ask disabled people to explain themselves, whether for your own curiosity or your child’s.
The SPARK-CT pilot will offer 10 months of paid training for specialists in job coaching — a workforce that was hollowed out ...
Third-level disability supports are there to support students with their learning and adjustment to college life ...
A new report by in Inclusion Nova Scotia highlights the ways in which some students are being excluded from their peers at ...
On this week's Disabilities Beat, we remember Squire, sharing excerpts from our interview with her in 2024. Squire spoke with ...
TOPEKA (KSNT) — A local non-profit held its annual Fall Festival Wednesday, bringing clients, staff and community partners ...
As recently as last week the account attacked Trump for supposedly falling asleep during a televised White House meeting. The ...