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SeaWorld, Other Theme Parks Accused Of Violating ADA

The U.S. Department of Justice is accusing several major theme parks of failing to accommodate people with disabilities in violation of the Americans with Disabilities Act.
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To Master Life Skills, Young People With Autism And Down Syndrome Turn To Virtual Reality

In a controlled, low-risk environment, participants in a pilot program build confidence and master everyday tasks like crossing the street, riding a bus or making a purchase, all at their own pace.
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Apprentice Program Offers ‘Student Teaching On Steroids’ To Help Fill Special Ed Shortages

School districts need high-qualified special education instructors. A teacher apprenticeship program hopes to help fill the gap and prevent turnover.
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Nation’s Disability Services System Faces ‘Unprecedented’ Threats

Already facing nearly $1 trillion in Medicaid cuts, disability advocates are now worried that new efforts to crack down on fraud and trim state budgets will erode access to community-based services.
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Autism Dating Show Returning To Netflix

An Emmy-winning documentary series chronicling the lives of adults with autism who are looking for love is returning.
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This Entrepreneur With Down Syndrome Is Building A Booming Spice Blend Brand

Max Crawford is 22 and has Down syndrome and products from his budding seasoning business are sold in 150 stores across the Midwest.
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Ed Department May Offload Special Education Soon, Advocates Warn

As the U.S. Department of Education continues to transfer responsibilities to other agencies, disability advocates are concerned that special education could be up next.
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The Fight To Stay Home: How A Lawsuit Could Upend Disability Care

Advocates say if Texas and eight other states win a lawsuit arguing that Section 504 is unconstitutional, it could mean that Medicaid waivers paying for community living are no longer required.
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Adidas Introduces Shoe Geared Towards Athletes With Down Syndrome

After a multiyear collaboration with individuals with Down syndrome and other disabilities, one of the world’s largest footwear companies is rolling out a shoe designed to specifically meet their needs.
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Founded in May 2012 by Joshua Stuart and Tim Correll, Ability 4 Us is an organization dedicated to empowering and amplifying the voices of the differently abled community. While its official charter began in 2012, the seeds of the organization were sown much earlier in a more casual, yet equally impactful, setting.
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