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Nov
20
2019
High-Stakes Medicaid Assessments Upend Lives Of Families With Disabilities
A computer-based assessment was supposed to make it easier for families to apply for Medicaid waivers in one state. Instead, many have seen their benefits arbitrarily slashed.... MORE
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Nov
19
2019
Walmart Altering Disability Employment Policy
Under a settlement with the EEOC, the country's largest private employer will change a policy affecting workers with disabilities nationwide.... MORE
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Nov
19
2019
Should Every Special Education Classroom Be Recorded?
In a state that already requires cameras in special education classrooms upon request, one school district is debating whether all such classes should be recorded by default.... MORE
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Nov
19
2019
Artist With Autism Commands Up To $25K For Sculptures
A year ago he was unknown. Now, an artist with autism is being featured in multiple solo exhibitions and his work has been purchased for both public and private collections.... MORE
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Nov
18
2019
Service Animal Websites Face Scrutiny
The nation's top housing official is pushing the Federal Trade Commission to look into websites that sell assistance animal documentation saying that the sites dupe people with disabilities.... MORE