Documentary produced by DePaul student covers an improv troupe that brings people with Down syndrome into the spotlight.

So often we see people with disabilities as people who are suffering, and that's if we even see them at all. Disabled people are rarely given center stage and rarely made the subject of any story.

The inaugural Easterseals Disability Arts & Culture Awards (DARCYS) celebrated its first competitive class of winners ...

Kwame Morris, the son of the music icon, has teamed with Brian Weidling, the first NCAA athlete to compete on a prosthetic leg, on the banner Arm and a Leg. By Tony Maglio Brian Weidling, the first ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio — People with disabilities and their families can take part in an adaptive equipment fair and film screening sponsored by the Cuyahoga County Board of Developmental Disabilities and ...

You may not be familiar with the term “dragon mom,” but an award-winning documentary is seeking to change that. In the documentary “Dragon Mom,” currently making film festival rounds, filmmaker ...

Shane and Hannah share their perspective on the acclaimed disability documentary and the issues it explores.

Dora Uchel-Martinez of Reno can only imagine the faces of others in her mind. She is blind and uses the touch of her iPhone screen reader during legislative Zoom meetings to advocate for people with a ...

Mat Fraser and Sophie Morgan build a fake care facility, SegriLife, to test whether the British public can be swayed by ...

PORTSMOUTH —“Bottom Dollars”, a Rooted in Rights original documentary, will have its only public New Hampshire showing on Tues., December 6 at Exeter High School in Exeter. Hosted by One Sky Community ...