6/1/23 6/1/23

A Series Of New Bills: Victory for People with Disabilities in Colorado

5/24/23 5/24/23

May: Mental Health Awareness Month

5/4/23 5/4/23

Creating A More Equitable Society, Together

5/4/23 5/4/23

Autism Part 2: An In-Depth Exploration of Autism

4/21/23 4/21/23

Taking Steps Forward: An Interview with Maria Stepanyan

4/17/23 4/17/23

Autism: Supporting People To Go From Limited To Limitless

4/6/23 4/6/23

Advocating for Limb Loss Awareness and New Legislation to Ensure Effective Support for Those with Limb Loss or Limb Difference

3/30/23 3/30/23

Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities and the Independent Living Movement

3/23/23 3/23/23

Jenn Ochs: Advocate and Inspiration as Ms. Wheelchair Colorado

3/21/23 3/21/23

Remembering Ed Milewski: A Champion of Independent Living

3/9/23 3/9/23

Champions of Disability Rights: The Story of Three Powerful Women

2/15/23 2/15/23

Intersectionality, Systemic Oppression, and Black Lives Matter

2/7/23 2/7/23

Important Information about Benefits Counseling

1/30/23 1/30/23

Intersectionality and the IDEA Committee

1/17/23 1/17/23

MLK Jr and the Disability Rights Movement

While the Civil Rights Act was passed in 1964, preventing labor discrimination based on race, religion, gender, or nationality, it wasn’t until 1972-73 that Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act was drafted. This was the first significant piece of modern legislation concerning people with disabilities.