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A longtime strength and conditioning coach at Michigan State University is suing the university and athletic director Alan Haller, claiming he was demoted and discriminated against based on his race,

For the second month in a row, more than one in eight American adults report having a disability. Almost 34 million Americans age 16 years and over have a disability,

By Nasratu Kargbo Persons with Disability (PWDs) have said they want one of them to be appointed deputy minister of social welfare. Speaking in an interview after a press conference held by Sierra Leone Union on Disability Issues (SLUDI) on the 20th July 2023, Acting President of the Union Salieu Turay said “It is our hope that the president kept that position for a qualified

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Undertaking the centralisation of welfare assistance, provision of free health and education, scholarships for orphans, as well as creating various channels and platforms concerning the welfare and well-being of the people in the Sultanate. This is part and parcel to the Government of His Majesty Sultan Haji Hassanal Bolkiah Mu’izzaddin Waddaulah ibni Al-Marhum Sultan Haji […]

DENVER -- Immigration advocacy groups allege abuse of solitary confinement and discrimination against people with disabilities at the Aurora, Colorado, immigration detention center in a complaint submitted Thursday to the

WASHINGTON -- President Joe Biden has made it a major policy goal to improve long-term care options for older adults and people with disabilities by improving the working conditions of

LOS ANGELES — Cecilia Chang bluntly told her two kids: You have to try harder because of who you are. She believed that admission to elite colleges was stacked against

ANCHORAGE, Alaska — A proposal to allow for a moose hunt in Anchorage’s Kincaid Park will not move forward after a state legal analysis found the hunt would violate Alaska’s

The city has hired an accessibility consultant, and some improvements made, but concerns remain