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United States Reaches Settlement Agreement to Make Daycare Program Accessible for Children With Disabilities

November 15, 2024 | Source: Department of Justice

Newtown Restaurant to Improve Accessibility in ADA Settlement

November 15, 2024 | Source: Department of Justice and FOX 61 & NewsTimes and Westfair Communications

The United States Attorney’s Office for the Northern District of Georgia has entered into a settlement agreement with Smarter Kids Child Care (“Smarter Kids”) located in Smyrna, Georgia, to resolve allegations that Smarter Kids violated the Americans with Disabilities Act (“ADA”) by denying a child an opportunity to participate in its daycare program on the basis of his autism. “Access to childcare is essential for all parents, including those parents raising children with disabilities” said U.S. Attorney Ryan K. Buchanan…

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New Film ‘Daruma’ Wants To Show Disability Isn’t Synonymous With Despair

November 14, 2024 | Source: Forbes and YouTube and The Park Record and NYC Media and Deadline and Buy-Rent DARUMA on Amazon (US) and Buy-Rent DARUMA on Apple

I can’t recall exactly when I first connected with Kelli McNeil-Yellen. All I know is she found me on Instagram literal years ago and told me about this movie she was making that centers the disability community representationally. That film, called DARUMA, opens this Friday. It will be showing in brick-and-mortar theaters, as well as available to rent or buy on Amazon and what once was iTunes—but now is the TV app. On its website, DARUMA is lauded as “the first film in US cinematic history to star two authentically cast disabled leads in a narrative not about overcoming disability” and executive produced by Peter Farrelly…

What Trump’s pledge to close Dept. of Education means for students, GOP-led states

November 15, 2024 | Source: NPR

Trump plan to ax the Education Department might affect kids with disabilities a lot — or a little

November 15, 2024 | Source: CHALKBEAT

Worried About the Future- Web Accessibility and the Second Trump Administration

November 18, 2024 | Source: Ken Nakata

What Disabled People You Know May Be Thinking After The Election

November 20, 2023 | Source: Forbes

President-elect Donald Trump may break from the Republican Party of old in many ways, but not when it comes to how the party views the federal government’s role in education. “One other thing I’ll be doing very early in the administration is closing up the Department of Education in Washington D.C., and sending all education and education work and needs back to the states,” Trump said in a video posted to social media in October 2023 where he laid out his vision for education. “We want them to run the education of our children because they’ll do a much better job of it.”…

Des Moines art studio helping those with mental health issues, disabilities flourish

November 15, 2024 | Source: KDSM

Des Moines’ art scene is gaining momentum with a program that supports artists with disabilities and mental health conditions. In the heart of the city, you’ll find a creative workspace like no other, showcasing hundreds of local and up-and-coming artists. Mainframe Studios is the largest non-profit art studio space in the country. Inside the eye-catching building on Keo Way, one studio is drawing artists of all talents and walks of life. “I never went to art school, I don’t understand composition, light theory, terms for anything,” said Katie Gazzo…

73-year old self-proclaimed ‘gym rat’ helps get wheelchair accessible equipment for Bedford Center YMCA

November 15, 2024 | Source: NBC 5

73-year-old Terry Lewis goes to the Bedford Center YMCA 3 days a week to work out and stay strong. “I was always a gym rat,” Lewis said. “I knew it was important to stay in shape.” For the last 14 years, that’s been more true than ever. “Motorcycle accident,” Lewis said, referring to why he uses a wheelchair now. He hit a deer riding his Harley 14 years ago. “Motorcycle landed on me, deer landed on the motorcycle, so about 14-hundred pounds coming down on my chest, broke 8 ribs and my back in 2-places.”…

I Asked Experts How My Home’s Accessible Features Will Impact Its Resale Value

November 16, 2024 | Source: House Beautiful

When you buy a home, you hope it will serve your needs for many years to come. If you or a member of your household has a disability or mobility limitations, that may mean making accessible modifications so the space can be used to its fullest. While these changes and additions may be infinitely useful to you and your family, there’s the possibility that they could detract from your home’s value when it comes time to sell the property. Which modifications are likely to have the biggest impact on resale value?…

14-Year-Old Boy with Learning Disabilities Becomes Entrepreneur Who Makes Up to $5K an Hour

November 16, 2024 | Source: People

Five years ago, Tucker Findley was failing in school, struggling with his severe learning disabilities and a neurological condition. As a result, he couldn’t read, write or even count past 10. Now he’s thriving with a six-figure career in selling memorabilia — and more — online. Tucker’s journey all started with a golf ball: When he was 9, he was playing with friends near his Sterling, Va., home, where the water flows downstream from two golf courses…

Rutgers agrees to changes at golf course to settle disability rights complaint

November 18, 2024 | Source: New Jersey Herald

A golfer with a disability has forced Rutgers University to level the playing field at its main campus golf course. New Jersey’s flagship university has agreed to a series of actions to improve accessibility at its Piscataway course as part of an agreement with the U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights. The agreement stemmed from a complaint filed by Piscataway’s Michael Nappe, a former Rutgers employee and longtime golfer, who alleged that the university discriminated against him by failing to provide accessible routes at the course and charging fees for the carts he needed to move around the greens…

Alcohol-Related Deaths in the U.S. More than Double from 1999 to 2020

November 18, 2024 | Source: Florida Atlantic University

In the United States and globally, alcohol consumption is a major cause of preventable death and disability and increases liver disease, mental health disorders and accidents. Researchers from Florida Atlantic University’s Schmidt College of Medicine explored U.S. trends in alcohol-related deaths from 1999 to 2020 overall as well as by age, gender, race and region, using the publicly available U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Wide-ranging Online Data for Epidemiologic Research (WONDER)…

Minnesota paralympian Mallory Weggemann hopes to change the dialogue about disability — and IVF

November 18, 2024 | Source: Twin Cities Pioneer Press

Mallory Weggemann had five Paralympic medals to her name until this summer. Add two to that count: gold and silver medals earned while swimming in the 2024 Paris Paralympics in August. Weggemann, who lives in Eagan, had a busy year as she worked toward training for competition in Paris, and this time there was a new team member in tow alongside her husband Jay Snyder: their 2-year-old daughter Charlotte. Snyder and Little Charlotte celebrated Weggemann’s accomplishments alongside other family and friends who traveled to Paris…

How Disability-Inclusive Business Travel Reflects Corporate DEI Maturity

November 19, 2024 | Source: Forbes

According to the Global Business Travel Association worldwide spending on business travel is expected to reach an arresting figure of $1.8 trillion by 2027. It is a lucrative industry indeed and one which significantly underpins and knits together key components of the global economy. However, for many workers with disabilities, business travel singularly fails to provide an enjoyable or accessible experience. This is often down to a combination of being inexorably entangled with the inherent complexities and inconsistencies of corporate DEI policies alongside deeply entrenched access barriers impacting the travel industry at large…

TriMet dedicates new transit mobility center to lifelong advocate for people with disabilities

November 19, 2024 | Source: TriMet News

TriMet is opening a new transit mobility facility, with a new location and a new name. Located in the heart of Portland’s Lloyd neighborhood, the Jan Campbell Transit Mobility Center will provide a centralized location for people to interview and confirm eligibility for TriMet LIFT Paratransit Service. It will open for service on Monday, Nov. 25. On Tuesday, Nov. 19, TriMet dedicated the new facility in Campbell’s honor, acknowledging her pioneering advocacy for greater public transit accessibility…

A Website Is Not a ‘Place.’ What Took So Long To Get This Right?

November 20, 2024 | Source: New York Law Journal

For several years I have tried to convince judges in the Southern District of New York (S.D.N.Y.) that websites were not “places of public accommodation” subject to lawsuits under Title III of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) 42 U.S.C.A. §12181, et. seq. This position is not a stretch by any means given that the statute, on its face, limits its application to “places,” which are inherently physical. Yet time and again courts either avoided the issue, or held that ‘place’ should be interpreted generously enough to encompass businesses having a purely digital presence…

Most of us will be disabled eventually. We need real disability benefits.

November 20, 2024 | Source: Times-Republican

Life can be challenging even when you’re born into the best of circumstances. When you’re born with a serious disability and into poverty, it can be even harder. But there are policy choices that could make life a little easier for millions of Americans like me — and anyone else who lives long enough to need care. I was born with cerebral palsy to a young mother caught in a brutally abusive relationship with a man who wasn’t my father. My early life was traumatic, but I’ve done my best…

K-12 digital education must involve inclusion and accessible design

November 21, 2024 | Source: The Fulcrum

A new report highlights the urgent need to expand access to K-12 computer science education in the United States, as millions of students still lack these opportunities in a technology-driven world. Only 60 percent of U.S. public high schools offer a foundational computer science course. While some underrepresented students lack access to these courses, others have access but are not enrolling. Students with disabilities, in particular, face significant barriers, such as inaccessible programming tools…

Post-election report shows accessibility, ballot and registration issues

November 21, 2024 | Source: WBUR News

There were 50 incidents on Election Day that hampered the ability of people with disabilities to vote in Massachusetts, according to a report issued Wednesday by a commission of several voting rights groups. Voting assistance machines for those with disabilities broke down, while main entrances and exits to some precincts could only be accessed by stairs, according to the report issued by the Massachusetts Election Protection Coalition. Four polling places in Boston had a shortage of ballots…

A Dad’s Love: Father of son with special needs enhances accessibility and support for all at AU’s Jordan-Hare

November 21, 2024 | Source: WRBL

Dale Jackson knows first hand the challenges special needs families face. The initiative also supports veterans and those with mobility issues. As the father of Colin, his 16-year-old son with autism, Jackson and his wife have turned their personal experience into a mission to make life easier for families like his. This passion has led to SNASY (Special Needs Assistance Stations for You), a groundbreaking initiative Jackson founded in partnership with Auburn University, Carrier, and other community sponsors…

He was stuck in a hospital for 8 months. How states can fail people with disabilities

November 21, 2024 | Source: NPR

Lloyd Mills was tired of being stuck in a small, drab hospital room. On a rainy mid-September morning, a small TV attached to a mostly blank white wall played silently. There was nothing in the space to cheer it up — no cards, no flowers. In February, the 32-year-old with autism, cerebral palsy, and kidney disease was brought to Grady Memorial Hospital from the group home where he had been living because he was having auditory hallucinations and suicidal thoughts, he said…

Beloved singer-songwriter discusses hearing loss in interview: ‘I don’t think creativity stops with disability’

November 21, 2024 Source: PennLive

Last year, the legendary singer-songwriter Paul Simon opened up about his loss of hearing when he explained to The Times that he began having issues in his left ear while working on his album “Seven Psalms.” “Quite suddenly, I lost most of the hearing in my left ear, and nobody has an explanation for it,” he explained. “So everything became more difficult.” Now, in a new interview with “CBS Mornings,” Simon spoke to reporter Anthony Mason about his hearing loss journey and his attempts to manage the condition…

Illinois bill eliminating subminimum wage for workers with disabilities heads to Gov. Pritzker’s desk

November 21, 2024 | Source: WGEM

The Illinois state Senate passed a bill Thursday requiring people with intellectual and developmental disabilities be paid the full minimum wage sending the bill to Gov. JB Pritzker’s desk. In a bipartisan 43-11 vote, senators gave the Dignity in Pay Act their final seal of approval one day after the Senate Executive Committee voted to pass the bill. The state House of Representatives passed the bill May 23. The bill would end Illinois’s 14(c) certificate program, which allows some employers to pay people with disabilities less than the minimum wage…

Jack Fact — The U.S. Census Bureau estimates that 11% of Coloradans (or over 625,000 people) have a disability.

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International News

New Plymouth councillor Sam Bennett calls for better accessibility for all

November 14, 2024 | Source: NZ Herald- New Zealand

Not all things are equal when it comes to accessing all that Taranaki has to offer, and that needs to change, says Sam Bennett. Bennett, who is a New Plymouth District councillor, is frustrated that people with accessibility issues are being treated, in his opinion, “like an afterthought”. “I’m involved with a lot of groups such as Grey Power, Positive Ageing, Age Concern Taranaki, Enabling Good Lives, all organisations that represent people who may have accessibility issues, and in each group people are telling me they feel like they’re being treated like second-class citizens. They feel they are an afterthought.”…

Disability groups applaud the SC ruling declaring accessibility a fundamental right

November 15, 2024 | Source: The New Indian Express- India

Disability rights advocates and groups have described the Supreme Court judgment recognizing accessibility as a fundamental right for persons with disabilities as historic and hugely transformational. The ruling is set to transform public life across India, compelling both state and central governments to prioritize the rights of disabled individuals, said the National Disability Network, an umbrella body representing 40 members from across India…

Accessibility: Where Are We Now?

November 15, 2024 | Source: Bus-News- UK

At this year’s Euro Bus Expo, held in the NEC in Birmingham, England, industry experts gathered to discuss the enormous accessibility changes facing the bus sector over the last five years. With rafts of changes, new regulations and enforcements being introduced nearly month-to-month, the landscape of the industry is ever-evolving, and whilst for some companies this is a chance to prove their ability to grow and embrace the challenges of accessibility, others may feel the pinch of the rapidly-moving goalposts, be it monetarily or practically…

Creston’s King Charles medal recipient advocates for inclusion and accessibility for all

November 15, 2024 | Source: My Creston Now- Canada

Alexis Folk is a nice person. She’s polite and smiles often. She is very articulate, thoughtful and well spoken. She’s also relentless. “My mum and my dad have always taught me, if you feel something is not right, speak up with your words. Nicely.” Alexis speaks up whenever and wherever she can in her pursuit of a more accessible world so she and others who live with a disability can pursue their goals, share their talents and knowledge, experience a full life and live as independently as possible…

Travelling with a disability is still far from easy – but slowly, things are changing

November 17, 2024 | Source: Telegraph- UK

The recent closure of Revitalise, a leading UK provider of respite holidays for disabled people, marked a significant setback for the disabled community. And as rising costs and dwindling donations force such essential services to shut down, it raises a broader concern: is the travel industry truly committed to accessibility, or are disabled travellers still being left behind? There are promising signs, like last week’s establishment of a new government Aviation Accessibility Task and Finish Group – headed up by Paralympic champion Baroness Grey-Thompson – which will tackle travel challenges for disabled people…

Mangaluru’s Young Indians Push for Braille Menus in Restaurants to Enhance Accessibility

November 17, 2024 | Source: Times of India and News Karnataka

As part of the Young Indians (Yi) – Yuva Accessibility initiative, the Mangaluru Chapter is reaching out to restaurants in the city to offer Braille menus to help visually impaired persons. Apart from this, the chapter also made several plans for the region to make a significant difference in the lives of countless differently-abled individuals…

Montreal’s Centaur Theatre finally accessible after woman donates elevator in honour of husband

November 17, 2024 | Source: CBC- Canada

For the first time in 56 years, Montreal’s oldest English-language theatre is accessible to all patrons. The Centaur Theatre, located in Old Montreal, has installed a street-level access elevator, which allows anyone with mobility issues, including those who use a wheelchair or a walker, to enter the building with ease. It was made possible thanks to the generosity of Marisa Testa, an avid theatre-goer, who donated the lift in honour of her late husband.

“I wanted to keep his memory alive, but I also wanted to do something good for society,” Testa said…

Accessibility, taking time off and disappointment with candidates partly responsible for low voter turnout

November 17, 2024 | Source: Sunday Times- Sri Lanka

This week’s parliamentary polls recorded the lowest voter turnout in Sri Lanka’s recent electoral history. Over 5.3 million registered voters failed to participate in the elections, and islandwide voter turnout reached a record low since 2010. In the 2020 parliamentary elections, 3.9 million people failed to vote. There was a wide range of issues that resulted in this outcome. “My elderly mother did not exercise her vote this time because our designated polling booth did not have a ramp that her wheelchair could go up on,” said Nelka Perea, a 60-year-old voter from Thalawathugoda…

Even in times of war: Preparatory students learn about accessibility and acceptance of others

November 17, 2024 | Source: Haipo- Israel

An annual tradition continues: Volunteers of Accessibility Israel North (N.Y.C.) held a unique project to raise awareness of accessibility among the trainees of the “Gal” pre-military training school operating in Kiryat Bialik. On Wednesday (13/11/24) the activity took place at Beit Yad Labanim, as part of which the trainees experienced a practical experience of dealing with various disabilities. During the activity, the trainees entered the lecture room with their eyes covered, led by N.Y.C. volunteers…

Recipients of Manitoba Accessibility Fund work toward removing barriers for people with disabilities

November 18, 2024 | Source: CBC- Canada and Manitoba Government and CTV

The Manitoba Theatre for Young People is among 37 recipients of a provincial accessibility grant that will enable them to implement American Sign Language interpreters for deaf and hard of hearing patrons, and audio description services for blind and low vision patrons. The recipients include municipalities, non-profit organizations and businesses who can receive up to $50,000 through the Manitoba Accessibility Fund for a project that works to remove barriers, create awareness and support compliance under The Accessibility for Manitobans Act, which was introduced in 2013…

Daventry amputee calls for better accessibility in public spaces

November 18, 2024 | Source: BBC- UK

A man who lost a leg to cancer is campaigning for better signage and information about access to public buildings. Phil Grisewood, from Daventry in Northamptonshire, is learning how to walk again after his leg was amputated below the knee earlier this year. Mr Grisewood, who is now adjusting to life with a prosthetic leg, described his shock at the “loss of his independence”, finding himself unable to perform simple tasks such as opening the front door…

Accessibility in all areas of The Forks site undergoing extensive review

November 18, 2024 | Source: Winnipeg Free Press- Canada

The Forks is undergoing an audit to make Winnipeg’s historic gathering site more accessible to people with cognitive and physical disabilities. The review comes in partnership with the Manitoba League of Persons with Disabilities and will encompass the entire 52-acre site, including its facilities, walking paths, parking lots and access points to the Red and Assiniboine rivers in all seasons, The Forks spokesperson Zach Peters said Monday. “We prioritize making The Forks a gathering place for everyone. To be that, we must always ensure that our infrastructure and amenities are accessible,” Peters said…

Ordinance Addressing Beach Accessibility for People with Disabilities Is in Final Stage of Coordination

November 19, 2024 | Source: BTA- Bulgaria

An ordinance related to revisions to the Act on the Black Sea Coast Spatial Development that regulate access to sea beaches for people with disabilities is in its final stage of coordination with the National Council of People with Disabilities, caretaker Regional Development and Public Works Minister Violeta Koritarova said here on Tuesday. She was speaking at a conference on sustainable development and the management of beaches under concession or lease in Bulgaria…

How to Provide Quality Flight Experiences to People with Disabilities

November 19, 2024 | Source: Aviation Pros- UK

Aviation is a tool to connect people across different cultures and abilities worldwide, and every company in air travel must work to expand the accessibility of passenger air service so more people can experience the miracle of flight comfortably. The need to provide equal access to air travel is such an important and shared value that both United Nations conventions and the European Parliament have created laws aimed at ensuring airlines accommodate persons with disabilities…

Simple ways live music venues are improving accessibility

November 19, 2024 | Source: ABC- Australia

Even though around one in five Australians live with disability, going to or performing at a live gig can still be challenging. Venues across the country are facing challenges due to the cost of living crisis, grappling with declining revenue while trying to balance the need for accessibility improvements with reduced budgets. Despite that, many venues are trying to do what they can even with limited resources. Lara Whalley is the manager of the Corner Hotel in Melbourne and said the team used significant renovations eight years ago as an opportunity to improve the accessibility of the venue…

Demand forces Huntingdon disability charity to suspend some help

November 19, 2024 | Source: BBC- UK

A long-standing disability charity has made the “difficult decision” to suspend one of its services as it tries to keep up with demand. Disability Huntingdonshire (DISH) has temporarily stopped helping parents fill in claims forms for Disability Living Allowance – a benefit that helps children under 16. Chief executive officer Tracy Hyland said the self-funding charity supported almost 600 people last year, but it was on schedule to help more than 1,000 this year through its range of services…

Advocating for a more universally accessible province

November 19, 2024 | Source: Western Cape Government- South Africa

Since 3 November, the start of Disability Rights Awareness Month, the Western Cape Department of Social Development has been highlighting various support services for persons with disabilities. But beyond this month, Western Cape Minister Jaco Londt has been working with numerous partners to find ways to create and advocate for more inclusive spaces. One of these stakeholders is Mossel Bay Municipality which has been leading the way with its Disability Accessibility Mossel Bay (DAM) initiative, to become the first disability-friendly town in South Africa…

The Right to Entertainment: It’s Time to Notify Accessibility Standards for Television Content

November 20, 2024 | Source: The Wire- India

The Supreme Court last week ruled that accessibility is a fundamental right. Therefore, any rules and standards framed by ministries cannot merely be recommendations but need to have a mandatory character with a minimum level of compliance. This includes the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting (MIB)’s Accessibility Standards for TV, 2019. The Rights of Persons with Disabilities (RPwD) Act, 2016 states, in no uncertain terms, their right to “have access to television programmes” and to “to participate in recreational activities equally with others”…

Be more like Milton Keynes for accessibility, says ward councillor

November 21, 2024 | Source: MKFM- UK

The Mayor of Olney has called on local towns and villages to be more like Milton Keynes when it comes to making their shops more accessible to disabled people. Debbie Whitworth, who is also an MK City ward councillor, says that making it easier for people with accessibility issues to go shopping could increase annual takings for businesses. And she has outlined a list of simple ways in which shops, restaurants and public areas can make life easier for people with accessibility needs…

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