Cari Ross watched lawmakers from the Senate gallery on Friday, sitting next to her red-headed 8-year-old son, Tency, in a wheelchair. Tensy is kept alive by a breathing […]

More than a third of New York City preschoolers with disabilities didn’t get all the special help they were entitled to last school year, according to a report […]

In 2012, my second child, Henry, was born with a disability: while pregnant with him, I was infected with a common virus called cytomegalovirus (CMV), which affected his […]

But when educators tailor the curriculum and learning environment to a child’s unique abilities and center students’ needs in individualized learning plans, children are more likely to thrive. […]

Editor’s note: This story appeared in the opening issue of this week’s Early Childhood newsletter, which delivers early childhood education trends and top stories free to subscribers’ inboxes […]

“In some cases, and for some children, having that information could be life-saving,” said Lauren Rivera, a professor of management and organizations at the Kellogg School of Management. […]

UNICEF’s fight for equality and inclusion UNICEF believes that every child, regardless of ability, has the right to reach their full potential. Children with disabilities are among the […]

Washington DC, CNN — Overcoming cognitive impairment, migraines and severe fatigue, Michaeleen Carlton, 49, mustered the strength to call the Social Security Administration last week to speak with […]

ROSEBURG, Ore. — Jessica LaVigne was nervous but hopeful on a recent afternoon that the team managing her son’s special education plan at Roseburg High School would tell […]

On Nigeria Co-Directors Kole Shettima and Erin Sines discuss the priorities of community collaboration and considering gender and disability in anti-corruption work in Nigeria. In October 2022, our […]