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JUSTICE DEPARTMENT OBTAINS COMPREHENSIVE ADA AGREEMENT REGARDING THE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA'S DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES SYSTEM

The Justice Department today announced that it has entered into a comprehensive settlement agreement that will transform the Commonwealth of Virginia's system for serving people with developmental disabilities, including intellectual disabilities,...

Riding for People with Disabilities Changed the Life of a Paralympic Champion

Born with Cerebral Palsy, Sophie Christiansen was determined to succeed. At age 13, her riding trainer at the South Bucks Riding for the Disabled Association (RDA) said, “I could see she had talent from the beginning.” Sophie won a huge trophy and...

Good Looking, Athletic and 22; Could Life Get Much Better Than That?

It was a beautiful day on the slopes as John Sage checked his gear and looked forward to the downhill run. That sun-kissed day in 2001 didn’t turn out the way he had planned, for an accident left John with a T-4 Spinal Cord Injury that confined him...

APPS Open a New World for Autistic Children

For most of us, communication is as simple as a thought turned into a word or gesture. But for severely autistic people attempts to communicate what they want or need often leads to frustration and anger. It wasn’t until the invention of touch...

Elderly Woman’s Airport Strip Search Prompted Two Lawmakers to Act

Complaints by passengers prompted U.S. Sen. Charles Schumer and state Sen. Michael Gianaris to call for a passenger advocate at airports. The proposal was prompted by an elderly woman’s claims that she was strip searched by security officials at...

Blind Woman, Neelusha Memon to do Coast to Coast

A woman who lost 70 percent of her sight 11 years ago will compete in February's Coast to Coast to prove that people with disabilities can do anything if they have support