But McLachlan cited the comments of disability rights activist Cathy Ludlum, who views the new symbol as divisive. “The proposed symbol splits the disability community,” he said.

And activists say one of those messages, the disability access sign, is overdue for an update. Take a look at the current International Symbol of Access, which depicts a person sitting in a ...

The city of Merriam became the first Midwest city to adopt a modern, more active accessibility icon. The current symbol has been in use since the late 1960s and the national Accessible Icon ...

The sign, developed in Cambridge, redefines how we see disability — not as passive, but as engaged, capable, and empowered.

More than three decades after becoming law, the rights it enshrined must be protected, writes the CEO of Access Living.

Battling against the stigmas attached to those with disabilities, the third annual Disability Pride March and Rally came to ...

The Americans with Disabilities Act is 35 years old. Yet barriers persist in Sedgwick County, including in a brand new street ...

July is Disability Pride Month, and the Mayor’s Office of Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion’s Division of Disability Access and ADA Compliance is hosting events all month long to recognize and ...

Following new changes to Disney's disability access service for parkgoers in California and Florida, guests are demanding action following denials.