Disabilities
How This Franchisee Is Giving Hope -- and Jobs -- to the Disabled Community
Disabled people make great employees. That's why this Tim Hortons owner keeps hiring them.
Facebook and Twitter Improving Accessibility for the Visually Impaired Is Noble, But Both May Have Another Motive
Both social network giants have introduced tools that allow users to hear details about photos.
Tommy Hilfiger Teams Up With Mom Designer to Create a Line of Adaptive Clothing for Kids With Disabilities
The collection launched today.
Scrapper Or Silver Spoon - Who's Your Best Bet?
When hiring you come across 2 candidates - one with all the advantages and the other who've had a lifetime with adversity. Now, whom will you choose?
5的方法Make Your Company's Hiring Process More Fair
Allegations from a special needs applicant in Pennsylvania illustrate ongoing concerns about job discrimination.
5 Things You Need to Know About Web Accessibility
With litigation under the Americans with Disabilities Act on the rise, companies should be adding web accessibility to their list of top priorities for 2016.
Meet the New 'TEDx' of Social Action
TOM, which focuses on assistive technology, takes its theme from the Jewish concept of Tikkun Olam, meaning 'repair the world.'
No damn 'disorder' can hold me back
Entrepreneur brings to you few inspiring stories of those in India who believed "in-ability" instead of inability.
Tech Startups Are Prodding the Dinosaur That Is the Insurance Industry
With a huge unmet need for insurance in the U.S., it's prime time for tech entrepreneurs to modernize the aging system.
How One Man Is Helping Businesses Reach More Customers With Cost-Effective, Inclusive Products
Inclusion Solutions creates a line of products to increase accessibility for the disabled population while keeping costs down for businesses.
How Chronic Pain Made Me A Stronger Person
It's hard as hell to live with pain, but it's harder to just sit by and watch your life waste away.
This Brilliant Braille Smartwatch Lets the Visually Impaired Feel What Time It Is
The groundbreaking haptic wearable also delivers texts, turn-by-turn directions and ebook readouts, all by touch alone.
Bionic Eye Shows Promise for People With Age-Related Vision Loss
The Argus II system was successfully implanted in a senior suffering from age-related macular degeneration, which affects 20 to 25 million people globally.
This Program Wants to Help People With Disabilities Become Entrepreneurs
Researchers at the University of Illinois at Chicago hope to create a training program that can be replicated in other places.
5 Amazing Inventions That Are Helping the Visually Impaired
From shoes that tell you which direction to turn to an app that makes your iPad Braille-friendly, here are some of the coolest innovations for the blind and visually impaired.