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Programs are in high demand at the disability-led nonprofit institute, which plans to use the donation to expand.
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The Irons for Inclusion tournament will offer accommodations for people with blindness, limited mobility and other disabilities. Organizers hope it will show that making sports accessible isn鈥檛 difficult.
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A rundown camp in the Catskills ended up fomenting the disability rights movement. That鈥檚 the remarkable story told in the acclaimed 鈥淐rip Camp鈥濃
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Before and after former President George H.W. Bush鈥檚 time as commander in chief, St. Louis was a favorite destination for him, with a number of his family鈥
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In its efforts to 鈥渕ake the world a better place for disabled people,鈥 the Starkloff Disability Institute is organizing a summer camp designed to inspire鈥
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David Gray, a scientist who relentlessly championed the right of people with disabilities to live independent, satisfying lives, has died.Mr. Gray, a鈥
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In 1959, at age 21, Max Starkloff broke his neck in a car accident, becoming a quadriplegic.鈥淚 think most people see disability as the worst thing that鈥
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People with disabilities can and are making significant contributions to the St. Louis workforce, but there鈥檚 still a lot of room for improvement.鈥淔orty鈥
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Saturday is the 24th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). The law requires public accommodations be made for people with disabilities鈥
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Disability rights advocates in St. Louis are highlighting new federal rules that aim to open more job opportunities to people with disabilities. Starting鈥