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Celebrating the 34th Anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act. Learn More.

Trending News | 7.25.24

What Is the Americans with Disabilities Act or ADA? (2026)

Learn about the history and guidelines of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).

Trending News | 3.27.24

March Is Brain Injury Awareness Month (2026)

March is Brain Injury Awareness Month. Learn why we recognize this observance, 3 myths about life with a brain injury, and how to fundraise after a brain injury.

Zebra-themed graphic says February 28 - Rare Disease Day

Trending News | 2.28.24

Rare Disease Day Is February 28, 2026

Join us in raising awareness for Rare Disease Day on Feb 28, 2026. Learn about its history & impact and how to help someone living with a rare disease.

Resources | Trending News | 12.19.23

The Complex Effects of Long COVID

September is Spinal Cord Injury Awareness Month. Graphics show walkers, wheelchairs, and power chairs.

Events and Conferences | Trending News | 9.25.23

September Is Spinal Cord Injury Awareness Month (2025)

September is Spinal Cord Injury Awareness Month. Learn how common a spinal cord injury is, the cost of spinal cord injury treatment, and where to find SCI resources.

A group of individuals listen and watch a speaker helping them to understand the process of making repairs to a wheelchair. They are young adults of varying ages and ethnicities. Four of the five listeners and the speaker are seated while the fifth sits in a wheelchair. Beyond them are wheelchair parts, bikes, and bike repair parts.

Trending News | 5.19.23

Wheelchair repairs and adaptive gaming: Temple is opening a new $500k space for people with disabilities

April is National Donate Life Month

Trending News | 4.5.23

April Is Donate Life Month – and We Are Touched by Transplant

A graphic reads One discriminatory test stopped countless Black patients from receiving life-saving care. Black Health. There is a black-and-white photo of a patient in a hospital gown with brown skin and short black hair.

Trending News | 2.2.23

How One Test Stopped Black Patients from Getting Kidney Transplants

Google Maps accessibility settings

Trending News | 12.9.22

Google Maps Adds Accessible Places Setting

Trending News | 8.29.22

Medicare Accepting Public Comments on Mobility Devices Through Sept 14