Disability Rights Advocates Fight to Preserve Protections
A new generation of disability rights advocates who grew up with ADA protections now face challenges from a DOJ memo, a multi-state lawsuit, and cuts.
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A new generation of disability rights advocates who grew up with ADA protections now face challenges from a DOJ memo, a multi-state lawsuit, and cuts.
NPR/KFF Health News investigation finds Deloitte-run Medicaid systems denied coverage to disabled patients. New laws could worsen the crisis.
Deloitte-run systems denied Medicaid to disabled people across multiple states. New work requirements could worsen the crisis.
The Education Department failed to reassure disability advocates in a private call about moving special education oversight to HHS.
DOJ memo, special education shift, and Medicaid cuts signal return to institutionalizing people with disabilities, advocates warn.
Trump advances a policy to institutionalize homeless individuals through civil commitment, raising concerns over civil liberties and treatment of veterans.
A new DOJ memo reinterprets decades of disability rights law, alarming advocates who fear a return to institutionalization for disabled Americans.
Disability groups warn against RFK Jr.'s oversight of special education, citing his autism and vaccine claims as HHS takes over from Education Dept.
Bambois Lake in Fosses-la-Ville joins the redesigned Access-i.be platform, cataloging 359 accessible locations for people with disabilities in Wallonia.