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July is recognized nationally as Disability Pride Month. Here in Erie County, we have a long history of supporting accessibility and inclusion. While the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) was signed into law on July 26, 1990, the Erie County Office for People with Disabilities (ECOPD) was added to the county charter a full seven years earlier in 1983.

The Nevada Statewide Independent Living Council wants to educate policymakers and the public on how ableism can be damaging to those with disabilities. The group is working on drafting its official position statement on ableism, which can be thought of as intentional or unintentional discrimination or prejudice against individuals with disabilities, often based on negative stereotypes. Dave White Jr., a recent masters graduate of the University of Nevada-Reno, was diagnosed with attention-defi...

Can you spot yourself in our photos?

Annabelles Book Club LA is not just a shop filled with pages; its a hub for dialogue, engagement, and unity in the form of an inclusive and accessible venue for all ...

Locals are invited to the Love The Ave Love Locks sculpture unveiling on July 26. Guests will add locks to the new sculpture on Acushnet Ave.

LA CROSSE (WKBT) -- Disability advocacy groups took over Copeland Park on Saturday for the second annual Disability Pride Festival.

We all want to chat, connect, post, participate, swipe and share.

Consultant and executive coach Brandy L. Simula, Ph.D. describes how companies can support 2SLGBTQPIA+ employees year-round and create an inclusive environment.

Marilee Talkington, who is legally blind, has thrived on TV and stage. She most recently starred as Morgan Le Fey in Camelot at Lincoln Center Theater.