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Over the past few years, Netflix has greatly increased its disability representation. Considering Netflix is one of the most popular...

This article contains affiliate links. Fall is upon us and winter is coming, which means outdoor activities will become few and far...

Inclusionists get a bad rap. Often, when we are advocating for inclusive education, what is heard is that we want students with and...

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Jennifer Dillon describes the journey to inclusion for her daughter Reese who has Down syndrome.

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Though it’s estimated that 90% of students with disabilities can graduate high school if they receive the proper support, only about 68%...