Category: Parent Press

10 Days Old: A Hemophilia Diagnosis March is Hemophilia Awareness Month, a time to increase understanding, build community, and highlight the lived experiences of families impacted by bleeding disorders. At […]

Why It Matters to Celebrate Women with Disabilities This Women’s History Month, we’re celebrating the strength, leadership, and often unseen contributions of women with disabilities. Their stories help us better […]

Movimiento para Todos los Cuerpos Para muchas familias de niños con discapacidades, la actividad física puede sentirse complicada. Los padres pueden preguntarse: ¿Dónde puede moverse mi hijo de manera segura? […]

Going to College with a Disability There are many colleges and universities in the United States. Every public college must follow laws that protect students with disabilities. Schools are not […]

Una Oportunidad Alternativa Para Graduarse de la Preparatoria Para muchos estudiantes, el camino hacia la graduación de secundaria no siempre sigue una línea recta. Problemas académicos, circunstancias familiares, desafíos de […]

Your voice matters. Your story matters. The Utah Legislative Session is when lawmakers make decisions that affect schools, health care, disability services, jobs, housing, and transportation. Right now, with budget […]

Growing Skills and Friendships Through Recreation Recreation is about more than just passing the time. For children and young adults with disabilities, inclusive recreation can be a powerful space where […]

Supporting Confidence at Home, School, and Beyond When you’re raising a child with a disability, it’s easy for daily life to revolve around appointments, therapies, accommodations, paperwork, and problem-solving. You […]

Breaking Barriers: Black Disabled Leaders Who Shaped History When discussing justice, equality, and inclusion, it’s essential to acknowledge that unfair treatment often manifests in multiple forms simultaneously. Black people with […]