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We are pleased to invite submissions for workshops, oral presentations, and panel discussions at the Rehabilitation Psychology Mid-Winter Conference, February 19–22, 2026. The submission deadline is September 8, 2025. Link in bio.

Nonfiction Books for Disability Pride Month Great Books Exploring Disability: Memoirs to Essays Every July we commemorate the Americans with Disabilities Act, a law prohibiting discrimination based on disability, which passed thirty-four y...

In honor of Disability Pride Month, we’ve put together a list of nonfiction titles that range from memoirs, essays, and everything in between.

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John Cunningham and the Struggle Against ‘Separate-But-Equal’ Colored-Blindness in Depression-Era New York City - All of Us “We White People Are Prejudiced” In June 1936, John J. Cunningham, a thirty-year-old blind Black man, attended a recreation night at the New York Association for the Blind (NYAB), also known as the “L...

In this new All of Us essay, Keith Rosenthal tells us about John Cunningham, who fought back against Jim Crow segregation in the New York Association for the Blind. Read now! 🗃️ #dishist allofusdha.org/research/joh...

hope to see some folks in charlotte next year for this fantastic conference!

a man from schitt 's creek says he 's feeling this like deep aching sense of dread ALT: a man from schitt 's creek says he 's feeling this like deep aching sense of dread

In retrospect, getting large numbers of anxious academics to join one small social media platform en masse was a mistake

Disabled people’s organisations tell government: Big disability charities are ‘actively harmful’ to our movement Disabled people’s organisations (DPOs) have made a plea to the government to listen to their “authentic” voices rather than disability charities that are not led by disabled people, which they say …

Disabled people’s organisations have made a plea to the government to listen to their “authentic” voices rather than disability charities that are not led by disabled people, which they say are “actively harmful” to their movement.

In the Miami airport. Oohh… Aahhh.

West Sub patient safety concerns increase - Wednesday Journal Employees sound alarms after midwives and family medicine doctors are told they can no longer deliver babies at West Suburban.

Medical professionals at West Suburban Medical Center continue to decry worsening patient safety at the hospital after midwives and family medicine doctors were told Nov. 18 that they would no longer have birthing privileges at the hospital.