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The Bioethics of Intellectual Disability
It’s a bit dangerous to pontificate without access to all the facts, not just what one gleans from newspapers. However, it does seem that people with intellectual disabilities are regard by some as having less dignity than the rest of us. It’s a dangerous idea.
Growing up with developmental disabilities: 9 tips from UCSF expert Roberta Rehm
Roberta S. Rehm, PhD, RN, FAAN of UCSF is an expert in the area of transition planning for youth with chronic health conditions and developmental disabilities. In this interview she shares some of her tips for anxious parents.
A Path to an Independent Life
Currently, 43 students with conditions from autism to Down syndrome are enjoying college life as members of prestigious school. They are Bruins.
Initiative To Address High Number Of Blacks In Special Education
The National Association for the Education of African American Children with Learning Disabilities is teaming up with federal education officials to train parents across the country to effectively advocate for kids. The goal, they say, is to ensure that students are labeled appropriately by their school districts and receive the services they need.
NYers Of The Week: Disabled Residents Craft Mural To Raise Awareness
The work of eight special artists was unveiled Wednesday at the state Office of People With Developmental Disabilities, or OPWDD. The mural was five weeks in the making, a way for people like Lisa Kasper to raise awareness for people with special needs.
The World Through Tran’s Eyes
His younger brother Cuong Tran explained how despite a lifetime of struggles, Tran has always worn a warm smile on his face and accepted everyone with a friendly handshake.
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