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A woman who uses a wheelchair recorded her harrowing experience at an airport where staff members grabbed her chair without asking first.

ASEAN High-Level Forum produced "Makassar Recommendations" to strengthen the commitment to empowering persons with disabilities.

Pacific disability advocates call on next government to provide better services for them.

The first two dogs to participate in the sessions are Elsa and Rex, a golden retriever and a German shepherd.

Some county clerks will be notified of obstructions that could hinder voting by disabled Hoosiers.

Falmouth Parks Superintendent Jeremiah Pearson is working to make all of the playgrounds in town wheelchair accessible, starting with the playground at North Falmouth Elementary School.

Blindness and low vision are more common than many people realize. In Aotearoa, every three hours, someone develops blindness. There are over 180,000 Kiwis living with vision loss. Despite the increasing number of people with vision loss, accessibility, ...

The Senate’s main “school choice” bill would prioritize vouchers for children with disabilities, among other underprivileged groups. But advocates and parents raised concerns that voucher recipients who choose private school would no longer be protected by federal law.

Gary Kearney said the €12 weekly increase to his State pension is an insult

Falmouth Parks Superintendent Jeremiah Pearson is working to make all of the playgrounds in town wheelchair accessible, starting with the playground at North Falmouth Elementary School.