As the 53-year-old executive director of a national non-profit in Washington, D.C., I have been living with the symptoms of bipolar disorder for almost 30 years. I have also been “out at work”—meaning open about my diagnosis.… Read more
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Looking Closer: Raising Expectations of People with Disabilities Helps Us All Move Forward
It is not unusual for waiters and waitresses to look only briefly at my son Jacob before turning to ask me what he would like to eat. With a shrug, I almost always say the same thing: Ask him.… Read more
My Life Being Visually Impaired
A blog by Ben Collins, a 26-year employee of Special Olympics International in Washington, D.C.… Read more
5 Ways to Engage and Attract Job Seekers with Disabilities
As businesses look ahead to 2019, human resources professionals should consider best practices that can help bring more job seekers with disabilities on board.… Read more
Showing the World That ‘Working Works’
It was lights, camera, action for the Campaign for Disability Employment (CDE) as we embarked on the production of our latest television public service announcement (PSA), “Working Works.”… Read more
