The One Big Beautiful Bill-Plain Text Senate
The Senate’s “Big Beautiful Bill” is Very Bad for People with Disabilities Last week, the … Read more
Senate Version – The One Big Beautiful Bill
It’s even uglier than the House’s. This bill is a full-scale assault on the supports … Read more
Big Win—Our Advocacy is Working!
But we need to keep going! A nonpartisan Senate official—the parliamentarian—ruled that some of the … Read more
Paralyzed Veterans Of America Moves To Defend Disability Rights In Airline Industry Lawsuit
In December 2024, a new federal rule was issued to protect travelers who use wheelchairs. … Read more
Speak Out Now: Senators are Cutting Our Healthcare
The Senate’s New Budget Bill is Bad news. Last night, the Senate Finance Committee released … Read more
Yes! Access. and #DisabilityWrites
We’re excited to share that #YesAccess. and #DisabilityWrites are joining forces — because stories matter.
Plain Text: The One Big Beautiful Bill is Rotten
The One Big Beautiful Bill title sounds nice, but it is not. It will take … Read more
The One Big Beautiful Bill Is Rotten
There is nothing “beautiful” about The One Big Beautiful Bill when you examine what’s inside. … Read more
What disability rights are under attack?
Here’s what Project 2025 proposes — in black and white — and what is now being echoed by Trump’s appointees and the 2025 Congress.
Disabled and Discarded: Senate Budget Cuts Leave Millions Without Emergency Lifelines
So the government hasn’t been shut down, but 5 minutes looking deeper into these cuts, and yep, the disabled and other vulnerable populations have yet again been discarded.
Medicaid by Any Other Name: How Hidden Names Undermine Access to Healthcare
Medicaid is named differently in every state. So now as Medicaid comes under attack, there are many recipients unknowingly supporting the end to Medicaid, not realizing THEY themselves or their loved ones are benefiting from its services.
Enough is Enough: Yet Another Stripping of our Rights. Protect Students with Disabilities from Devastating Cuts
If federal enforcement weakens, the law becomes meaningless. States will be left scrambling, families will be forced to fight harder for services, and students will be the ones who suffer most.