Our New Study Reveals Self-Driving Cars Could Open 2 Million Employment Opportunities for People with Disabilities Self-driving cars have almost become a staple of everyday conversation. You hear about them Continue Reading →
While La La Land is getting most of the Oscar nomination buzz, disability advocates and allies are cheering for Life, Animated–one of five movies nominated for best documentary feature by Continue Reading →
January 23rd’s Google Doodle pays tribute to Ed Roberts, an early leader of the disability rights movement and co-founder of the World Institute on Disability. After contracting Polio at age Continue Reading →
According to the National Trends in Disability Employment (nTIDE), now marks the longest run of employment gains for Americans with disabilities since the Great Recession. Indeed, in the Bureau of Labor Statistics Continue Reading →
Nominations are now open for the 2017 Shore-Whitehill Award. The Shore-Whitehill Award, created in 1996, is named for Robert Whitehill and the late Barbara Shore and celebrates volunteers who promote Continue Reading →
Typical New Year’s resolutions include exercise, lose weight, learn a new skill, spend less, volunteer more, and spend time with friends. At AgeWell at the JCC, we have one resolution: Continue Reading →
