“Keep the Change,” a romantic comedy written and directed by Rachel Israel is making its way to theaters in March.

Choreographer and disability arts innovator Alice Sheppard, along with the Kinetic Light collaborative, announces the New York Premiere of DESCENT.

Philanthropic funding for people with disabilities is often focused on basic needs and setting adults up with accessible and worthwhile jobs.

Parents of adult children with developmental disabilities often struggle with long-term housing options. In one Michigan city, there’s an unusual development aiming to provide more independence…

New York City is expanding a taxi dispatch service for the disabled to allow people who use wheelchairs to order accessible cabs in the boroughs outside Manhattan, officials announced on Wednesday…

Autism rom-com, Keep the Change, which won two awards at last year’s Tribeca Film Festival is set to hit theaters in New York on March 16.

Autism rom-com, Keep the Change, which won two awards at last year’s Tribeca Film Festival is set to hit theaters in New York on March 16.

“To some, the prospect of adding new subway elevators not far from the World Trade Center is a godsend, a desperately needed portal for the disabled to a subway system that is among the least accessible in the nation…”

#bFair2DirectCare is the call to action to remind state leaders that the nearly 100,000 direct support professionals (DSPs) who work for not-profit agencies like HeartShare are not earning what they deserve.

HeartShare is accepting donations for its Annual Toy and Gift Drive. HeartShare will pick up donations starting Monday, December 11th.