Although slaveholders devalued enslaved people with disabilities, a new book shows their integral contributions to their communities.

A book about eugenics in United States law, particularly the 1927 Buck v. Bell Supreme Court ruling, draws connections to abortion and genetics today.

A "smart" white cane that uses way-finding approaches from robotics and self-driving vehicles could benefit people who are blind or visually impaired.

"Zoom's update didn't so much solve inaccessibility as shine a spotlight on it," writes Courtney Wade. But there are actions we can take to improve our workplaces.

To see how mobility loss affects the brain, a neuroscientist wore a pink cast and spent lots of time in an MRI machine. Here are the findings.

Many people with disabilities and their loved ones are fearful about COVID-19. "There is a long history of discrimination and isolation and segregation that people with disabilities have faced."

People with serious mental illness perceive their physical health as a greater barrier to employment, a study finds.

A historian explains the caucus system and how its design can keep voters, such as those with disabilities, from having a say in the process.

"Calling an item of clothing adaptive can alienate and exclude people living with disabilities."

Check out this video to see kids with and without disabilities on the same court competing against each other in a new game called iGYM.