Special school program provides autism-friendly driving lessons to support students with autism in learning.
The Ann Arbor Academy's autism-friendly driver's education program is a shining example of the impact of inclusive education.
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MPs grill government over Universal Credit cuts’ impact on poverty and public safety concerns in parliament.
The report highlights the government's failure to consult properly with disability rights groups before introducing these reforms.
Disability rights activist to be featured on US quarter, a new honor recognizing her contributions.
The release of this quarter coin honors Milbern's legacy and contributions to disability justice. Her story serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of advocacy and inclusion.
DWP releases reports on Universal Credit errors linked to harm and death, after MPs vote for cuts.
DWP hasn't published reviews from other years and refuses to disclose the number of "near misses" or serious incidents.
New research reveals rising financial struggles among disabled people, released after MPs voted for benefit cuts.
A government report, held back for over a year, shows that the number of disabled people facing serious financial difficulties has more than doubled in just two years.
UK Lords vote in favour of benefit cuts with few opposing, amid criticism of welfare system.
The bill undermines human rights obligations and fails to provide enough support for those who cannot work.
Government releases disability reports just after MPs vote on benefit cuts, sparking concern quietly.
Disabled people are struggling to keep warm and maintain independence due to rising costs.
UK government research finds Access to Work scheme provides vital support for disabled individuals’ employment.
The study suggests that the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) should invest more in Access to Work, particularly for those who need greater support.
US disability advocates worry progress made under landmark rights law is being eroded despite celebrations.
As the ADA celebrates 35 years, advocates urge caution and action to protect the rights and support of people with disabilities.
Labour MP criticised for backing Starmer despite claiming shame over benefit cuts controversy sparks outrage.
Starmer defended the need for reforms, citing a "broken" system and the importance of supporting disabled people into work.
