
How to Effectively Advocate for Yourself at Work, in School, and Everyday Life
Going to college has been my goal since an early age. Throughout the first three years of high school, I had taken all the necessary
Going to college has been my goal since an early age. Throughout the first three years of high school, I had taken all the necessary
We have all heard the expression: “It is not always about what you know but who you know.” Throughout my career as a disability advocate,
Gabrielle has a history of turning can’t into can. At six months old, Gabby was diagnosed with schizencephaly, a rare developmental birth defect that causes
The lights are shining brightly, and Christmas decorations are up. Energetic holiday music fills every store in the United States. What an idyllic picture, right?
Will Park was facing an uncertain future before his family was referred to Bobby Dodd Institute (BDI). Born with a rare genetic disorder, Will lives
A second-year student at Georgia Tech, Chatman is carrying on a family tradition. Chatman’s dad attended Georgia Tech, and his grandfather played football under beloved
What if you lost your ability to make decisions that affect your life and your future? Not because you can’t make those decisions but simply
To live independently, individuals with disabilities need access to the same opportunities as their non-disabled peers. These opportunities include but are not limited to physical,
Enter the National Detector Dog Training Center (NDDTC) and you will glimpse your own reflection in the sparkling clean hallway floor. Not a single speck
Born and raised in Harlem, New York, Juanita has always had a deep thirst for knowledge. She was a gifted student. While other kids her
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