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ADHD diagnoses — and understanding of the benefits neurodivergence poses to creative industries — are on the rise. Inspired by the personal experiences of ADHD colleagues and family members, EssenceMediacom Australia’s Kellie Dawson shares how companies can better support ADHD team members.

A MAJOR new project has been launched to get more than 1,000 people with disabilities or health issues into employment in Northern Ireland within the next two years.

Cruise unveiled the first ever wheelchair-accessible robotaxi at its SF headquarters.

This week, the UN Commission on the Rights of Disabled People committee took place but there was one notable absence - the UK's Minister Disabled People, Health and Work

The UK government says it will present its progress on disability rights to the UN in 2024 instead.

Deaf and Disabled People’s Organisations have launched a report on the UK government’s performance, seven years after a United Nations finding of grave and systematic violations of disabled people’s rights, due to austerity and welfare reform.

Eight-time gold medallist Sophie Christiansen wants to raise awareness of issues faced by wheelchair users.

FAIRMONT — Falcon territory became a lot fuller Wednesday night when community members from across Marion County came together to celebrate local leaders at the Chamber of Commerce’s 69th annual

FAIRMONT — The Disability Action Center has a packed summer schedule that ranges from combatting food insecurity to teaching team building and leadership skills.

FAIRMONT — The Disability Action Center has a packed summer schedule that ranges from combatting food insecurity to teaching team building and leadership skills.