November 2022 Articles

Judge orders North Carolina to provide more at-home care to disabled people

NC woman accused of abusing adult with autism

Parents of disabled children address Kansas Legislature again: ‘Families are drowning’

Without Congressional Action, Puerto Rico Faces Severe Medicaid Funding Cuts

Disabled kids fighting school placements ‘almost always lose,’ Va. suit says

Feds tell states special ed service requirements must be met for students

Lois Curtis, Whose Lawsuit Secured Disability Rights, Dies at 55

Controversial and often used, these little-known practices cause harm, even death, among U.S. schoolchildren

Not all schools use restraint or seclusion practices on students. Here’s a look at some alternatives.

State data shows hundreds or thousands of reported restraint and seclusion incidents a year

How did a gun get into a group home for people with intellectual disabilities? Turns out, it’s legal.

DOH to invest nearly $12M to enhance long-term care facilities

DeKalb County disabled man forced to move from state contracted facility because of low staffing

Disability groups rally for higher wages, citing thousands of vacant positions