Accessibility Tools
Whoopi Goldberg in her youth struggled with learning; labeled “dumb” and “lazy” she became a high school dropout at the age of 17. With low self-esteem, she became involved in drugs. Yet remarkably she overcame all this to have the most amazing career as an actress, comedian, television host and…
Read Full Post
ADA Sapolin Awards and Frieda Zames Advocacy Award commend New Yorkers dedicated to supporting people with disabilities on the Anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act Date of the Event: July 26, 2018 NEW YORK––Mayor de Blasio and the Mayor’s Office for People with Disabilities will host a reception at…
Read Full Post
On July 30, join a free gathering in the U.S. Capitol complex (Rayburn House Office Building) a week from Monday. We would love for you to join us. The agenda and the bios of all the diverse and outstanding speakers can be found on their website. The people working on the front…
Read Full Post
Get ready to bust a move or shout it out! Take all of the energy inside you and push it out into a performance that transcends language. The theme of this years parade is CREATIVITY. We encourage you to decorate clothes, hats, wheelchairs, hair, faces, floats, make puppets, wear costumes, use…
Read Full Post
By Raphael Reichel Whether we like it or not, technology plays a fundamental role in shaping our manner of reading. As a result, many people seek to acquire substantive knowledge from online blogs, study guides and social media, in the course of learning and casual reading. In recent years, taking…
Read Full Post
Both adults and children can present with Attention Deficit Disorder (“ADHD”). ADHD is not just for children as diagnosticians originally thought. ADHD symptoms can begin in early childhood but can and often do persist into both adolescence and adulthood. According to Web MD ADHD affects three to five percent of the…
Read Full Post