United Airlines agrees to pay family of injured quad $30 million
The family of Nathaniel Foster Jr., a quadriplegic vent user who incurred brain damage on a United Airlines flight, has been awarded $30 million in a settlement.
Best tips and strategies for finding and hiring PCAs
Finding and hiring PCAs is hard. Our Care Support Working Group makes it easier.
What is the definition of an accessible apartment?
Why is it so hard to find an accessible apartment? Our ADA expert explains.
Pathways of Empowerment: U.S. Access Board’s Rule Bolsters Accessibility
The U.S. Access Board issued its final rule that provides minimum guidelines for the accessibility of pedestrian facilities in the public right-of-way.
Airlines continue to disregard the dignity of the disability community
Everyday wheelchair users face an uphill battle to travel without injury or damage to their mobility devices. We will continue to elevate these stories until changes are made.
Hurricane Preparedness for the Disability Community
What is the bottom-line of hurricane preparedness for the disability community? Make a plan.
New Single-Aisle Airplanes Will Have Accessible Lavatories
Single-aisle airplanes must have accessible lavatories according to a new DOT rule.
We Must Fight for Our Right to Accessible Transportation
Even today, In many cities, we must fight to establish our fundamental rights to accessible transportation.
Too-High Hotel Beds are Stubbornly Legal Under the ADA
Will the DOJ keep its promise to do something about too-high hotel beds?
The Promise of the ADA has not been Realized
This July 26, we celebrate the 33rd anniversary of the signing of the ADA.