Best Stay-at-Home Careers for People with Disabilities Introduction Disabilities don’t have to stop people from having a good career. As a testament to this, one man bea computer programmer despite being a partial paraplegic. His career allowed him to be a father, a homeowner, and an independent person. He even mentions that his children can still …
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How to Use Your Business to Create Opportunities for the Disabled Hiring disabled individuals not only provides professional employment opportunities for skilled workers, but it also allows you to operate a business that is both diverse and inclusive. You may also enjoy some types of tax advantages in the form of tax credits. So today, …
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How to Attract Differently-Abled Hires to Your Business Hiring employees is a vital part of building a thriving business. You must establish hiring criteria for each role your business wants to fill. To hire differently-abled employees, your business must make the work environment accessible, inclusive, and comfortable. Cogentica has a few ideas you can implement …
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Here’s How to Run for Office as a Person with a Disability by Justin Bennett Based on the CDC report, a fourth of Americans have a disability. On every level of government, both state and federal, people with disabilities are not well represented. As a person with a disability who is considering running for office, you …
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Why is it OK to call someone a “deaf person,” but rude to call someone a “diabetic person?” Why is the word “handicapable” less beloved than the word “disability?” Let’s explore the language of disability.
