26 years after he shot himself with his father's service weapon, he revolutionized disability sports
Jens Bromann, a key figure in disability sports, was inducted into the Hall of Fame for his contributions to the field.
He shot himself with his father's service pistol and insisted on always being heard
Jens Bromann, a key figure in the development of Paralympic sports, reflects on his life journey and struggles with self-acceptance following a tragic incident in his youth.
Disability rights advocates push accessibility for 35 million Nigerians
Disability rights advocates in Nigeria are calling for reforms to improve accessibility for 35 million individuals with disabilities, highlighting the need for inclusive public systems.
Parents shocked by sudden closure of specialist service for kids with autism
Parents and advocates express dismay over the unexpected closure of the AEIOU service for autistic children in Brisbane.
Para-athlete in interview: 'Anyone who thinks that is out of touch'
Kathrin Marchand discusses her experiences as the first athlete to participate in both the Summer and Winter Paralympics, addressing online hate, and her life before and after her stroke.
A mother's predicament: What happens to my son when I die?
Deirdre Croft, a mother in Australia, faces the emotional struggle of securing the future of her intellectually disabled son, Richard, after her passing.
It took one email from the ABC to get action on Sharryn's housing 'mess'
Sharryn Johns, a public housing tenant in Tasmania, has struggled for over two years to access her backyard due to an improperly designed ramp, but action was prompted after inquiries from ABC News.
'My daughter was left disabled because doctors didn't listen to me'
A mother shares her traumatic experience of how her daughter's disability resulted from doctors ignoring her medical concerns during pregnancy.
Broome doesn't have accessible taxis, so one local is providing free rides
In Broome, Andy Guidera is offering free rides to locals in need due to the absence of accessible taxi services in the area.
BAFTAs shouting explained as Alan Cumming issues off-camera message to audience
Alan Cumming addressed the audience at the BAFTAs to clarify the unusual shouting heard during the ceremony, which was due to a member experiencing tics related to a neurological condition.
Stakeholders urge government to fund inclusive schools, expand therapy access
Stakeholders in Nigeria have called on the Federal Government to provide urgent funding for inclusive schools and increase access to therapy services for children with special needs.
Famous Alytus public figure A. Jakulis has died
Alytus public figure Algirdas Jakulis, known for his contributions to the local disabled sports community, has passed away and was laid to rest on Thursday.
‘I’m absolutely terrified’: Advocates say changes to Sask. disability benefits concerning
Advocates and recipients of Saskatchewan’s Assured Income for Disability (SAID) program express fear and concern over recent changes that could potentially affect their benefits.
Sprinklers are mandatory in aged care, but missing from specialist disability homes
There are calls for mandatory installation of fire sprinklers in specialist disability accommodation due to the increased risk of fire-related injuries among residents with disabilities.
The funeral of Ileana Argentin, coffin at the Campidoglio. Remembered by Weltroni, Rutelli, and Gualtieri
The funeral of Ileana Argentin took place at the Campidoglio, attended by prominent figures such as Francesco Rutelli and Walter Veltroni who remembered her contributions to politics and advocacy for disability rights.
Diagnosed with cancer at the age of two and amputated: Today she fights for disability issues in Africa
This is the inspiring story of a model who, instead of hiding her prosthetic limb, showcased it with colorful African fabric while advocating for disability rights in Africa.
People: She now has a Fidget Spinner
Mattel has released a new Barbie doll with autism, designed in collaboration with the Autistic Self Advocacy Network, following their previous launch of a doll featuring type 1 diabetes.
Cat Deeley under fire for 'inappropriate' choice of words talking about Jesy Nelson's twins
Cat Deeley faced backlash from a disability advocate for her choice of words when discussing Jesy Nelson's twins diagnosed with SMA.
People with disabilities in 'house arrest', we need a social housing law
Anita Herceg, a 37-year-old woman with tetraplegia, has not seen sunlight from her apartment window for over eleven years due to her disability and lack of proper housing adaptations.