Curbing the Expulsion of Kids with Disabilities at Child Care
Sarah Carr spotlights how states like Ohio and Vermont work to prevent the exclusion of young children with disabilities from child care.
Disability
Disability Pride and Policy
Given that more than one in four adults in the United States has a disability, all policy choices affect disabled Americans.
Disability Pride Month Celebrates 35 Years of the ADA
July is Disability Pride Month and celebrates the achievements, experiences, and history of the disability community.
Speech therapists group moves to delete DEI from their standards guide
From ADHD to Dog Man: The Superpower of Neurodivergent Kids
For Learning Disability Week, Carrie Gillispie reminds us: Dog Man began in a hallway, drawn by a kid with ADHD looking to belong.
Cuts with Consequences
Cutting Medicaid puts infants, toddlers, and young children at risk.
Young Children Face Greater Risks at School from Office for Civil Rights Reduction
Civil rights violations start early, with many OCR complaints filed about wrongdoings toward young children.
Understanding the Cost of Early Intervention Services in Illinois
Cost modeling can be a critical tool in a state’s toolkit to improve access to services and set more children on a path to thrive.
Waiting for What’s Next
Sarah Carr wrote an article in Slate Magazine about the Trump administration’s actions targeting students with disabilities.
Federal Cuts Threaten Babies and Preschoolers with Disabilities from All Angles
The Trump administration summarily fired civil servants upholding hard-won civil rights for children with disabilities.