
- Emily Ladau
- September 16, 2015
Emergencies Should Not Come Down to Survival of the Fittest for the Disability Community As I read about the death of Barbara McWilliams, I felt…Read More
Emergencies Should Not Come Down to Survival of the Fittest for the Disability Community As I read about the death of Barbara McWilliams, I felt…Read More
Hiking for segregation: The fight to keep sheltered workshops Earlier this week, a group of several people and a small dog embarked on a journey…Read More
AbilityOne AbilityOne is a federally funded program that has been tasked to funnel money to organizations that employ people with, what are considered to be,…Read More
Everyone Needs Access to Walk and Roll – A Response to the Surgeon General’s Call-to-Action “The Surgeon General wants you to start walking, Emily,” my…Read More
Labor Pains In honor of Labor Day, I thought it was only appropriate to dedicate this week’s blog posting to employment and disability. Twenty-five years…Read More
An open letter to Miraloma Elementary’s Principal Dear Principal Bass, Congratulations on the recent decision to make Miraloma Elementary School more inclusive to children who…Read More
In Public Meetings, a Lack of Disability Competence Says “Go Away!” As part of my work, I attend a lot of public meetings and hearings….Read More
Why Eliminating Public Service Loan Forgiveness Will Be Harmful to the Disability Community People who work in the public interest are among the most important…Read More
Problematic Poster Child According to shootingtracker.com, the world’s only crowdsourced mass shooting tracker, there have been 225 mass shootings in 2015. That’s 225 incidents in…Read More
Stop the Assault On My Nose It’s a relatively new concern of mine. I fear my nose is becoming desensitized. I attribute this new…Read More
The Trouble with Teachable Moments About Disabilities A few weeks ago, I spent the afternoon roaming around Central Park Zoo with one of my best…Read More
Victory on Backus Street! Here at Center for Disability Rights, we fight for the rights of people with disabilities. Access is a civil right and…Read More
Center for Disability Rights at the White House Center for Disability Rights (CDR) will mark the 25th anniversary of the Americans With Disabilities Act at…Read More
Disability Integration Act As many of you may know, America just celebrated twenty-five years since passing the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). The ADA provided…Read More
When ADA 25th Anniversary Celebrations End, How Can We Keep Momentum Going? At the time this piece is published, I’ll be resting up after a…Read More