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EEOC’s New Guidance Will Help Employees With Hearing Disabilities

The US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has released updated guidance on employer handling of hearing-based disabilities. Key points include clarification about the hiring process, protection of disability-related information and provision of reasonable accommodations.

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Deaf 2023 Super Bowl performers make history signing in ASL and North American Indian Sign Language: ‘Truly lifting every voice’

Oscar-winning CODA actor Troy Kotsur, deaf indigenous scholar Colin Denny and deaf TikTok sensation Justina Miles accompanied pregame performances at the Super Bowl. Kotsur signed “The Star Spangled Banner,” Denny used Plains Indian Sign Language in his performance of “American the Beautiful” and Miles interpreted “Lift Every Voice and Sing,” the song known as the Black national anthem.

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Fetterman, Recovering After Stroke, Labors to Adjust to Life in the Senate

With the support of assistive technology and colleagues who are accommodating him, Sen. John Fetterman is working to overcome challenges in his government job after a pre-election stroke.

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How Educators Secretly Remove Students With Disabilities From School

Schools using informal removals and suspensions to manage students with disabilities may be violating federal civil rights laws.

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Enabling Artistic Expression

The latest assistive technology from Ashley Pigford, associate professor of art and design at the University of Delaware, is the PushnDraw®, a spring-loaded device that helps children with limited motor control the ability to write and draw independently.