October is recognized in the U.S. as National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM). NDEAM celebrates and shines a light on the contributions and efforts of
When you meet BDI participant, Cynthia Hall, you’re immediately inspired by her tenacity and will. More than 40 years ago she was diagnosed with uveitis,
October is observed as National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM), a celebration of the contributions of people with disabilities in the workplace. This year’s theme
As unemployment hovers around historic lows and employers struggle to fill entry-level positions, James and Timothy offer prime examples of what’s possible when employers expand their vision to include those with intellectual disabilities in the workplace.
U.S. Democratic presidential hopeful will announce a plan aimed at ensuring individuals with disabilities have equal access to job opportunities, education, housing and healthcare.
Many people who have disabilities can face a variety of challenges when job hunting, going on interviews, and working an office job.
After years living on her retirement (and with a degenerative visual disability), Cynthia decided that she wanted to re-enter the workforce. After meeting Cynthia, it was clear that she was not to be viewed as someone with a disability, but as a woman with so many abilities.
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