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Julian Gordon left the construction industry to start Amramp, a successful franchise aimed to help the elderly and disabled.

These 'smart' canes use high-tech echolocation to help the visually impaired get around even better.

The California chapter of the National Federation of the Blind filed a lawsuit against the San-Francisco based ride-hailing app earlier this week.

The British physicist who 'made black holes cool' says Intel's new wheelchair, which collects health data from the user, is just one more step toward the technology of the future.

At the aptly-named Signs restaurant in Toronto, one restaurateur is piloting a new concept that aims to give hearing diners a glimpse into deaf culture.

As part of the law, you may have to let employees take some time off. Here are three questions to ask when making your decision.

The makers of the Lechal interactive haptic footwear hope the product will serve some social good.

Hard-working, motivated yet underemployed, workers with disabilities can be an asset to your company. Here is what you need to recruit and retain them.

How one earplug company supports jobs for 200 people with disabilities.