President Obama’s Executive Order a Success
It was a beautiful day on the South Lawn of the White House, in July 2010, much like the day the ADA was signed, when I witnessed seeing President Barack
It was a beautiful day on the South Lawn of the White House, in July 2010, much like the day the ADA was signed, when I witnessed seeing President Barack
Do I Count? There are 54 million Americans living with known disabilities. That number may be even higher considering those who do not disclose their disability. In 2012, the US
Hiring Veterans with Disabilities – Separating Myths from Facts As I travel across the country urging corporations and agencies to recruit and hire veterans with disabilities as part of my
Good morning everyone. My name is Joshua and I am a senior at New Brighton Area High School. I would like to thank Mr. Dearth the CEO of Calgon Carbon
Today was the final day of my U. S. State Department International Information Program visit to meet organizations that focus on employing South Koreans with disabilities. I have enjoyed every
I think, for personal reasons, Wednesday will always be the most memorable day on this visit to Seoul, South Korea. Today was the Korean Day of the Disabled! I was
Tuesday was a great day, because I was with my people – people with disabilities from the Center for Independent Living (CIL). Although they have additional progress to make, they
What a great day! Early in the morning, our wonderful contacts from the embassy met us to take us to a meeting with the President of Korea Nazarene University. We
Saturday morning, Mary Brougher, Chief Operating Officer, of Bender Consulting Services, Inc., and I left Pittsburgh for a State Department trip to Seoul, South Korea. Even as I am blogging
Over 15 years ago, I coined the phrase, "Paychecks not Pity." I did not realize at the time how widely this would become known and how often it would be repeated