Five rules to implement the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA)

Escaping the disability trap

We need a coffee shop like this one in every town

Man couldn't find work because of his service dog, until someone hired them both

Obama administration announces new regulations to strengthen employment and training opportunities for millions of Americans

VIDEO: Sam the Starbucks barista

Schools and businesses must work together to change perceptions of learning disabilities

Employees achieve success and happiness with agency's help

Hotel staff proves disability was not a hindrance in finding a job

HOT TOPIC! New graduation options

What does the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) mean for special education?

College of Music offers program for pre-college students with autism

Visual shopping list app

The remarkable tech bringing the deaf and hearing worlds together

Microsoft is creating wheelchair avatars for xbox users

Families face indefinite wait for services

Teaching people with intellectual disabilities to live independently and safely

The question my parents asked that helped me become a self-advocate

Airline accessibility remains an issue for people with disabilities

Disability rights groups sue MTA for excluding elevator at newly renovated Bronx subway station

Autism at the center of a new TV drama

5 myths people with invisible disabilities want busted

Jews with disabilities prepare for a rite of passage

Niagara Q&A: Whalen's a man on a mission in promoting access for people with disabilities

High school graduation options for students with disabilities

Adult services and supports, residential support

Individualized Employment Options

Transition planning for students with disabilities

9 ways to get teens reading

Teen Central: Teen help for teen problems

Video: Disability disclosure

Dispute resolution alternatives

Dress for success: How to dress for the all important job interview

August 16: Busing and Specialized Transportation

August 11: Power of the Arts
Please join us on Thursday, August 11, 2016, at 6:30 p.m. at the Inwood location of United Cerebral Palsy, 5030 Broadway, for what promises to be a spectacular show. Find out how the arts can benefit you or your loved one with a disability, and how to become a part of the historical, vibrant New York City artistic community!

August 30: b Dignity of Riskb  and Self-Directed Living

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