According to the Department of Justice, the NYPD has been cooperating with this investigation.

According to the Department of Justice, the NYPD has been cooperating with this investigation.

Canadians on disability are sharing their disappointment after the government unveiled a new benefit that was supposed to pull them out of poverty. Instead, it's limited to just $200 a month, and it won't begin for more than a year.

Writing, photography, visual arts, and dance are just a few of the disciplines in which Kathy M. Austin is accomplished. Now, as a member of the National accessArts Centre's Film Ensemble, she uses film to share her own stories and...

Jody is an artist whose work has won awards and toured in California. Through the National accessArts Centre's Film Ensemble program, she's had films screened at festivals like Sled Island and Artifact. For Jody, film is a medium through...

Hochul said $32 million will go towards expanding the direct support professional micro-credential program offered by the State University of New York.

Education professor Jacqueline Specht, who is director of the Canadian Research Centre on Inclusive Education, outlines how schooling for students with special needs has changed over time.

Rita Miceli, an educator with St. Clair College's autism and behavioural science program, and Jane McLaren of Autism Ontario, tell CBC's Chris Ensing that more needs to be done to prevent violence against autistic youth.

They gathered in Stony Point, near Kirkbride Hall, to demand New York state lawmakers and Gov. Kathy Hochul provide more money in next year’s budget for the workers who support people with disabilities.

News 12's Lindsay Tanney gives an inside look into what the exhibit in Sheepshead Bay has to offer.

For the CBC Creator Network, Leila Aziza attended a workshop by Luca Patuelli who has built an international reputation and has a breakdance style that embraces physical disability.

In this opinion piece, freelancer John Loeppky argues that seeing disability as a culture fosters connection and encourages more support for disabled people.

In this opinion piece, freelancer John Loeppky argues that seeing disability as a culture fosters connection and encourages more support for disabled people.

Cinema 5 Skatepark has partnered with Junior Inclusion Thunder Bay and the Developmental Service Worker Program at Confederation College to offer a five-week adaptive skateboard program. It's part of the city’s program called SKATE 4-U....

Mikhailo Lopako, a disabled veteran, advocates for Ukraine's 20,000 amputees and increasing number of disabled veterans.

Alessia Di Virgilio, the Toronto woman at the heart of a months-long Marketplace investigation into mistreatment of customers in wheelchairs by Air Canada, reacts to testimony heard on Parliament Hill about future plans to increase safety.

The CEO of Air Canada was in front of the House of Commons Monday to face questions about the accessibility of the airline for people with disabilities. This comes after CBC News detailed experiences of some passengers who said they were...

New Jersey café hires people with disabilities.

“I feel alone.” About 50,000 Palestinians with disabilities are among the most vulnerable people in Gaza.

Palestinians in Gaza are bearing the brunt of Israel’s war but the dangers and difficulties are even more extreme for disabled Palestinians.

PM Modi inaugurated ‘Akhil Bharatiya Shiksha Samagam’ on July 29 at Bharat Mandapam, Pragati Maidan in Delhi. Day after the inauguration, students from several states participated and showcased their projects. Education Minister...

Khloe Warne, a 12-year-old with autism and ADHD, spends her time seeking new books at her local library instead of attending school. She used to hang out at her parents' bakery in Grants Pass, Oregon, instead of seeing her close friend....

As Canada prepares this year to unveil a national dental plan for people with disabilities, advocates are pleading with the government to pay attention to those struggling to find dentists who have the skills and the will to care for them.

Disability advocates are calling for urgent improvement to accessibility of dental care across Canada because few dental offices can to treat patients in wheelchairs.