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In recent years, the number of autism diagnoses in the United States has steadily climbed, impacting both children and adults. This trend raises questions: Are more people developing autism, or are we simply becoming better at recognizing it? And what...

As Disability Awareness Month comes to a close, we’re left with valuable insights about what it means to be truly inclusive. This month highlighted both the achievements of the disability community and the work still needed to make our society...

Halloween is a time for costumes, candy, and spooky fun—but for some kids, typical Halloween festivities can be overwhelming or inaccessible. With a few thoughtful adjustments, we can make sure every child, regardless of ability, can participate in the joy...

Halloween is a magical time for kids, but for children with food allergies, trick-or-treating can bring hidden dangers. The Teal Pumpkin Project, started by Food Allergy Research & Education (FARE), aims to make Halloween safer for all children by offering...

Halloween is a cherished tradition, but it can pose unique challenges for kids with disabilities. With the right preparation, parents and caregivers can ensure that all children have a safe, enjoyable, and inclusive Halloween experience. Here are practical tips for...

Halloween is a magical time for kids and adults alike, full of costumes, candy, and community spirit. But for children and adults with disabilities, the excitement can sometimes be overshadowed by barriers that make it challenging to fully participate in...