How Young Adults With Disabilities Can Get Into Business
By Lisa Walker As a young adult living with a disability, worries about employer prejudice and disability inclusion in the workplace can discourage you
By Lisa Walker As a young adult living with a disability, worries about employer prejudice and disability inclusion in the workplace can discourage you
. Many don’t have the opportunity to take large actions, but they can take seemingly small actions that may have a very large impact. It could be as simple as educating your ignorant neighbor on the needs of the disability community as an example.
To the Respected President of the United Nations General AssemblyMr. Abdulla Shahid The “T4” project began more than 80 years ago in 1939, under
In 1999, the Supreme Court alleviated the fears of persons with disabilities (PWDs) in Olmstead vs. LC. The landmark decision states: “Institutional placement of
Billion Strong-Beraterin und Mitwirkende Mansi Varma diskutiert die Geschichte des Schwarzen Feminismus und seine Bedeutung für die Behindertenrechtsbewegung.
The community of people with disabilities is composed of more than 1.3 billion people spread out all over the globe. Some of them are not even aware that they belong to the community and a lot of them try to hide their disabilities for many different reasons. With that said, someone needs to know that they have allies wherever they may be in the world. Especially for countries where help is barely even given or limited.
Rockville, Virginia (September 14, 2021) – Billion Strong, a Global Nonprofit Organization, is proud to announce expanding Billion Strong Website to Five Languages.
Rockville, Virginia (August 23, 2021) – Billion Strong, a Global Nonprofit Organization, is proud to announce the appointment of Mr. Nabil Eid as Chief Strategy Officer (CSO).
Billion Strong global partner PurpleSpace provides ‘Five Trusts Tests’ that will help organizations determine when it’s okay to ask employees about their disability or long-term condition.
Billion Strong advisor and contributor Mansi Varma discusses the history of black feminism and its importance to the disability rights movement.
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