Reshaping the Employment Landscape for People With Disabilities

Launch of New Online Dating For Disabled Singles Worldwide

On October 20th, 2015, Concepts of Independence, Inc. will celebrate the 35th anniversary of the Consumer Directed Personal Assistance Services program, which supports the freedom and independence of New Yorkers with disabilities. During the annual Gala, we will raise awareness of this innovative program so that more people will have the choice to successfully live meaningful and integrated lives.

Employment for adult individuals on the autism spectrum came under the spotlight in a landmark meeting of business leaders representing legal, technology and social advocacy sectors.

Out of Step is celebrating its first anniversary with the launch of a crowdfunding campaign.

Ramps.org has created a directory of community service organizations that provide free or low cost ramp building services for members of their community that cannot obtain them on their own for financial reasons.

Big Tent Jobs, LLC will be one of the sponsors of a national event to discuss the issues related to the disabled population of Americans.

Adam Kaplan will speak for Big Tent Jobs on two upcoming radio shows, The Recruiting Animal on BlogTalkRadio.com, and Disabled and Proud on KFAI, Radio Without Boundaries.

Big Tent Jobs, LLC is among the honorees to receive Corp! Magazine's Salute to Diversity award for their efforts in promoting diversity in the workplace.

People with disabilities will have easier access to health insurance so they will be able to focus their attention on getting the jobs they need and deserve.

Big Tent Jobs, LLC is offering free resume reviews to those celebrating National Stuttering Awareness Week.

The Journey of Hope is a program of Push America, the national philanthropy of Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity, which raises money and awareness for people with disabilities. The three Journey of Hope teams (North, South, and Trans-America) consist of men fr

Twenty years into the Americans with Disabilities Act, the president of a non-profit organization serving North Carolinians with disabilities and their families considers what has been accomplished and what still needs to be done.

The Texas Rehabilitation Association awards Knowbilty's AccessWorks program, which hires people with disabilities.