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American Sign Language sign for interpreter
Accessibility, Disability, Workplace Inclusion
10 Tips for Working with a Sign Language Interpreter
By: Céline Dazé
Woman at computer providing real-time transcription via CART service
Accessibility, Disability, Workplace Inclusion
10 Tips for Using Computer Assisted Real-Time Transcription
By: Céline Dazé
Asian women co-workers smile in workplace. One woman is a person with blindness disability using a laptop computer with a screen reader program for visually impaired people.
Accessibility, Disability, EEO, Reasonable Accommodation
Closing the Disability Divide: The Past, Present, and Future of Personal Assistance Services in the Workplace
By: Chikeia Boykin, MSW
NIH Postbaccalaureate fellow Alina Kenina looking into a microscope in a lab while wearing a blue lab coat. NIH Predoctoral fellow Megan Majocha working with a microscope in a lab while wearing a white lab coat.
Disability, Inclusion, Language, NIH
Two Amazing Deaf Women Scientists Blazing a Trail at NIH
By: Cèline Dazè and Emma Kaufman
Large and diverse group of people seen from above gathered together in the shape of the symbol for accessibility
Accessibility, Disability, Inclusion
Five Decades of Impact
By: Ilycia Schwartz
The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) is observed every year on July 26, ADA is a civil rights law that prohibits discrimination based on on disability. Vector illustration of sign language interpretation, wheelchair accessible sign, visual disability lo
Accessibility, Disability, Observances
Celebrating the Americans with Disabilities Act
By: Céline Dazé
A pregnant person in a preparing food in the kitchen
Disability, EEO, Guidance, Reasonable Accommodation
The New Addition to Recognized Disabling Medical Conditions: The Pregnant Workers Fairness Act
By: Glenda Laventure
Person using a desktop computer and braille display.
Accessibility, Disability, Education, Guidance
Accessibility in the 21st Century: Global Accessibility Awareness Day
By: Glenda Laventure
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Strands of fabric in disability pride colors coming together to be twisted in the middle to form a DNA-like double-helix shape
Disability, Inclusion, Observances
Irreducible Subjects: Disability and Genomics in the Past, Present, and Future
By: Eric Green, M.D., Ph.D., Director, NHGRI; Sarah Bates, M.S., Communications Chief, NHGRI; Christopher Donohue, Ph.D., Historian, NHGRI
A Korean American woman wearing a white shirt with orangish red flowers and other plants in the background.
AA & NHPI, AAPI, Disability, Intersectionality, Race
Intersectionality in the Disability Justice Movement: A Spotlight on the Disabled Asian American Experience; Jennifer Lee
By: Jennifer Lee

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