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This post is about World Hearing Day

Introduction September is Spinal Cord Injury Awareness Month, a time dedicated to highlighting the challenges faced by individuals with spinal cord injuries (SCIs) and advocating for greater accessibility and inclusion. This year’s theme, “Advancing Access and Empowerment for All,” emphasizes the importance of ensuring that individuals with SCIs have access to essential resources, support, and opportunities to live fulfilling lives. As we observe this important month, it is

Every $1 invested in assistive technology returns $9 to society. This is based on research by AT Scale.  In today’s rapidly evolving world, technology allows us to overcome challenges that were serious only a few years ago. For example, navigation with a smart phone is so much easier than with paper maps. Technology also allows us to overcome challenges related to our changing bodies, possibly because of chronic illnesses, an age-related impairment, or for persons with disabi

As the year draws to a close, a sense of magic settles over our communities. The air fills with the aroma of pine and gingerbread, and calendars are quickly marked with gatherings, celebrations, and cherished family traditions. For many, this is a peak time for joy and connection, a whirlwind of festive wonder. Yet, as we embrace this season of goodwill, it is essential to remember that true celebration is only realized when everyone is included.  December holds special signi

Every year, on November 14th, the world comes together to mark World Diabetes Day. It’s not just a date on the calendar, it’s a reminder that millions of people live every day with a condition that needs understanding, compassion, and proper care. But while diabetes is often discussed as a health condition, there’s an important angle that doesn’t get enough attention: its connection to disability. Many people don’t realize that diabetes and disability are linked in more ways