Generators and Emergency Preparedness
Our members share the importance of generators in emergency preparedness planning.
‘I fight for Medicaid because I know what it means to have it—and what it would mean to lose it.’
Ashley and her mother both depend on Medicaid in Louisiana and share firsthand how crucial these services are.
Helping Wheelchair Users Recover from Disaster, One Grant at a Time
Hurricanes, wildfires and windstorms shattered the lives of these five wheelchair users. Our Ready to Roll program helped them rebuild.
Faces of Medicaid
Medicaid-funded programs are on the chopping block. Our community shared powerful reflections of the profound need for Medicaid.
Spotlight on Work Readiness Grad Melanie Dunston
Melanie Dunston shares about our Work Readiness program.
Ham Radio and Emergency Preparedness
Finding ways to communicate with others after a disaster is an important aspect of emergency preparedness. One option is a ham radio.
California wildfires: ‘disability adds layer of profound vulnerability’
The wildfires are a prime example that disabled people are disproportionately impacted by natural disasters.
Unlocking the Potential of Disability Spending Power
The spending power of the disability community is $13 trillion annually, amplifying why businesses must prioritize inclusion and accessibility.
Home Care Support Best Practices
Our working group compiled best practices to navigate our nation’s care support crisis for caregivers and clients.
Engaging with Your Local Office of Emergency Management
Getting involved in your Office of Emergency Management can help ensure the disability community is safe during a disaster.