Andrew Pulrang

Here are four disability-related issues that candidates across the political spectrum, and up and down our General Election ballots, should at minimum find time to address before Election Day.

34 years later, here are three things we can still learn from the Americans with Disabilities Act

Here are three things disabled students might seek to learn from college, and that colleges should try to deliberately and thoughtfully teach.

Some “lessons” of the Paralympics are arguably better than others. So here are three things to consider as we watch the 2024 Paralympic Games.

Over 38.3 million disabled Americans voted in the 2020 elections, so disability issues ought to be a priority to any candidate who wants to win their election.

Empathy for people with disabilities helps. Overestimating and overstating your limited understanding of disability is something to avoid.

If you want to do something important for the disability community, keep your focus on people with disabilities – their needs and their priorities.

now that we have begun another new year, it may actually be a good or at least convenient time to think about a certain kind of disability-related New Year’s Resolution.

Here are a few typical questions we as disabled people hate to be asked – and some answers, so hopefully they don’t have to be asked quite so often in the first place.

What do disabled people think about and prepare for as we approach the holiday season?