Medicaid, Community, and Care: Weighing the Cost of Proposed Cuts
Families, caregivers, and disability advocates are paying close attention as the Senate considers a proposal that could further reduce Medicaid funding.
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What Belonging Demands
William Harkness’s essay is thoughtful, personal, and carefully constructed.
Accessibility Through the Five Senses: Why It Matters More Than We Think
Many people think of accessibility as something visible: a ramp leading to a door, a button that opens it, or a sign that points the way. In this view, accessibility is functional, mechanical, and reactive.
Federal Moves Signal Potential Rollback in Disability Accessibility Standards
Recent federal actions signal a potential shift in how accessibility is treated in public policy, with implications for millions of Americans who rely on accessible infrastructure and services.
Proposed Department of Energy Rule Could Impact Accessibility Standards for New Construction
The U. S. Department of Energy (DOE) has introduced a proposed rule that could significantly affect accessibility requirements for new construction and alterations in projects it funds.
Standing Firm: Honoring the Life and Legacy of Denise DiNoto
"Be sure you put your feet in the right place, then stand firm." – Abraham Lincoln The quote from Abraham Lincoln resonates deeply when reflecting on the life and work of Denise DiNoto.
Knots That Won’t Hold
The Space Just Inside the Door The room held two, yet little passed between. One stood just inside the doorway—not quite arrived, not yet gone. The other moved…
Ash Before Flame: What Rises in the Stillness
Some changes are hard to pinpoint. A once-enjoyed activity may quietly fall away without much thought. A familiar place might feel different, even though nothing obvious has changed.
The Echo of Almost
Some moments in life are defined not by what happens, but by what does not. They are shaped by choices we leave behind, by words we choose not to say, and by paths we decide not to follow.
The Space Between School and Home
Last Friday, as most families prepared for the weekend, the White House released its proposed education budget. The proposal includes a recommendation that could alter the structure of after-school and summer learning programs nationwide.