Pre-School Series from ‘Arthur’ Creator to Focus on Embracing Differences
Arthur series creator Marc Brown, whose long-running show bowed out last year, has a [...]
More News to Know for Week Ending June 17, 2023
Autism impacts non-White people, women and girls more than ever, a new employment model [...]
A Q&A with New Jersey Disability Ombudsman Paul Aronsohn
New Jersey's Disability Ombudsman Paul Aronsohn oversees the Office of the Ombudsman for Individuals [...]
New York’s Medicaid Purge Is About to Start: What to Do
Since April, reportedly half-a-million people in less than a dozen states have lost Medicaid [...]
Videotaped Abuse in Long Island Group Home Raises Question of Need for Cameras
An upsetting video of a staffer kicking a male resident in an East Islip, [...]
NYC Families Caught in Special Ed Bottleneck Owed Money by DOE
Website The 74, a nonprofit news organization covering America’s education system from early childhood [...]
NYC’s Dept. of Ed Failing Preschoolers with Disabilities
It's a bad week for New York City's Department of Education. Another report, this [...]
Student with Autism Accepted to 18 Colleges
CBS News Chicago reports that a Chicago Public School student with autism has graduated [...]
Blog Post Highlights Need to Educate the World of Short-Term Rentals
A recent blog post on a website about Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease — a degenerative group [...]
More News to Know for Week Ending June 10, 2023
Connecticut bill to expand disability services is ready for Gov. Lamont's signature, there's good [...]