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Flexible Work Solutions: 10 Part-Time Jobs for Disabled Individuals


The above picture shows a person with a disability at a desk working on his laptop with a co-worker assisting him.

Flexible Work Solutions: Part-Time Jobs for Disabled Individuals

It's estimated around 13% of the United States population lives with some form of disability. Since the national unemployment rate is much lower, it stands to reason that having a disability doesn't automatically mean you can't work.

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Early Detection and Intervention Strategies for Hearing Impairment in Children


In the journey of child development, the ability to hear is a cornerstone that affects how a child learns to communicate, understand, and interact with the world around them. Hearing impairment in children can significantly delay speech and language acquisition, impacting academic performance and social interactions.

However, with early detection and intervention, children with hearing loss can achieve successful communication skills, paving the way for a productive and fulfilling life. This blog post aims to shed light on the importance of early detection and the effective interventio...

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How to Improve Your Work and Personal Life with Low Vision Accessibility Tools


The above picture is of a keyboard. One of the large keys has the word "accessibility" written on it.

Improve Your Work and Personal Life: Low Vision Accessibility Tools

It's perhaps true that we live in a visual world. Any smartphone is a tap away from browsing images, video reels, or recipe inspiration. But could that new world become a barrier for those with vision impairment?

The short answer is no, and here's why. The same yearning for new ideas has led some bright sparks to invent accessibility tools that are changing the lives of those with visio...

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