When 18-year old Javier Larragoiti was told his father had been diagnosed with diabetes, the young man, who had just started studying chemical engineering at college in Mexico City, decided to dedicate his studies to finding a safe, sugar-alternative for his father. Continue reading In Helping His Dad With Diabetes, Young Mexican Chemist Pioneers Healthy—and Cheap—Sugar Substitute
A television show centering on the coming-of-age experiences of a teenager with autism is set to return. Netflix says that it will debut a third season of “Atypical” next month. Continue reading Netflix Series About Teen On The Spectrum Poised For New Season
Reflecting a commitment to a robust and competitive American labor force, the 2019 National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM) theme is “The Right Talent, Right Now.” Continue reading National Disability Employment Awareness Month 2019
With over 160 film submissions, only fifteen films were selected by our panel of judges, all of whom are prominent members of the disability community. Among the films you will enjoy this weekend there are short and full-length features including Continue reading Superfest Disability Film Festival 2019
Tuesday, October 15 is White Cane Day! LightHouse is hosting a celebration of the white cane as a tool of blind independence. “Your Cane is Your Right of Way” is the theme of this year’s White Cane celebration. Continue reading Celebrate White Cane Day at the LightHouse– My Cane is My Right of Way
Former NFL running back DeAngelo Williams has paid for over 500 mammograms for women—because, to him, the issue is personal. Continue reading NFL Football Star Pays For 500 Mammograms to Honor His Mother
