Survey Finds Broad Dissatisfaction With Disability Representation In Movies, TV
The Inevitable Foundation is urging Hollywood decision-makers to hire people with disabilities to ensure more authentic representation in television and film. (Disability Scoop) Hollywood could get a big boost if movies and TV shows paid more attention to depictions of disabilities, new data suggests. A survey of more than 1,000
I Love My Hearing Loss Friends — Blog
When I entered the Hearing Loss Association of America (HLAA) in Phoenix, I immediately breathed a sigh of relief. I was home. At most conferences I attend, I am concerned about access to communications. Are subtitles provided in the workshops? TOre Hearing aids available? Will I be able to participate
Applying for College as a Wheelchair User
Author Anja Herrman recently graduated from high school and found that disability adds an extra layer of complication to the daunting task of applying to college. Like many high school seniors, I spent the last year preparing for my future, which, for me, meant going through the college application process.
Understanding NOVA: A Modern Approach to Food Categorization
Ian C. Langtree – Content Writer and Editor at Disabled WorldPublished: 07/07/2024Type of publication: InformativeContent: Summary – Introduction – Major – Related Synopsis: The NOVA food classification system is a framework that classifies foods into four groups based on the degree and purpose of industrial processing they undergo. Developed by
Warner Bros. Studio Tour London has announced a year-long collaboration with charity Guide Dogs to improve accessibility for visitors who are blind or have low vision. As part of this collaboration, Studio Tour has sponsored three guide dog puppies named Harry, Ron and Hermione, and will receive updates on their
Fossil Suggests Neanderthals Cared For Child With Down Syndrome
Researchers believe a fossil discovered in a cave in Spain is that of a child with Down syndrome who lived more than 146,000 years ago. (Science Advances) A fossilized ear bone provides evidence that a Neanderthal child with Down syndrome lived at least 6 years and was cared for by
Hormigas amputan patas de sus compañeras heridas
[Estamos en WhatsApp. Empieza a seguirnos ahora] The life of a Florida carpenter ant can be brutal. These inch-long ants are territorial and engage in violent battles with ants from rival colonies in the southeastern United States. Combat can leave ants with wounds on their legs. But as scientists have
New Mobility Newsletter – July 2, 2024
New edition Shoulder Treatment Guide for Wheelchair Users As most manual wheelchair users progress along their path to disability, shoulder deterioration becomes an uncomfortable and painful reality. Our “blowout” guide shares everything you ever wanted to know about shoulder surgery and more. Read about the newest options, such as reverse
AT Crossword #17: Your Sunday AT Crossword Puzzle
Welcome to this challenging and enlightening crossword puzzle designed especially for enthusiasts and professionals in the field of assistive technology and accessibility. This crossword puzzle will test your knowledge on a wide range of topics, from historical milestones and key figures in disability rights to innovative tools that improve the
Ed Department: More States Failing To Meet Special Education Requirements
The U.S. Department of Education releases its annual assessment of each state’s performance under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act. (think stock) States are increasingly struggling to meet their obligations under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, and federal officials are labeling an increasing number of states as failing for
Una escuela con 7 alumnos: el movimiento de las microescuelas
[Estamos en WhatsApp. Empieza a seguirnos ahora] When Nathanael was in preschool, he told his mother, Diana López, that he didn’t want to go back to school, ever. His teacher was yelling at him, he continued. And when López recognized him from school, he used to start crying immediately. Nathanael
U.S. Social Security Modernizes Disability Evaluation by Updating Occupations List
Author: United States Social Security Administration (SSA)Published: 06/24/2024Post type: Advertisement – Peer reviewed: YeahContent: Summary – Introduction – Major – Related Synopsis: The new SSA guidance will only consider the most relevant occupations when determining whether someone applying for disability benefits could perform other types of work. When determining adult
