Disability intersects every demographic group—there are people with disabilities of all ages, races, genders or national origin. And, disabilities can impact a person in a variety of ways—both visible and invisible.
Author: DIVERSEability Community
Whether you’re looking for some assistance paying your medical bills or struggling to put food on the table, you have more options than social security when it comes to funding.
By Michele Hellebuyck Employment can have a positive effect on mental health as it offers the opportunity to use your skills and talents while boosting self-confidence. But you may have
National Scholarship Month, sponsored by the National Scholarship Providers Association (NSPA), is a national campaign designed to raise awareness of the vital role scholarships play in reducing student loan debt and expanding access to higher education.
The National Minority Supplier Development Council (NMSDC) Equity Honors awards are presented to corporate chief officers who have been recognized by their peers as the true leaders at the vanguard of economic equity and minority business integration.
What is the shape of disability activism? There is a lot of natural variation in the large and diverse disabled population, and many different opinions among the smaller core of committed disability activists.
Studies show that companies with a diverse and inclusive workforce benefit from greater employee retention and higher productivity rates. But some people think that accommodations are always expensive and complicated.
To create products that serve increasingly diverse customers and solve a wider range of social problems, technology companies need women engineers. However, only 25 percent of math and computer science jobs in the United States are filled by women
Nation’s Top K–12 STEM Teaching Honor Do you teach 7–12th grade? The Presidential Awards for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching (PAEMST), the nation’s top honors for K–12 STEM teachers, are currently seeking exceptional 7–12th grade teachers for the 2022–2023 application cycle.
This year’s conference, held in Dallas, Texas, was the first in-person event since 2019 and was home of the largest number of attendees in the conference’s history. Disability:IN said of this year’s event: “The Disability:IN Global Conference gets larger each year, and 2022 is our biggest yet!