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Study proves what family caregivers already know: The work is hard, underpaid and yet fulfilling
Plus: South Carolina schools struggle with rising autism rates while a California court ruling could expand special education options for religious…
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Study proves what family caregivers already know: The work is hard, underpaid and yet fulfilling
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October 2024
How to use AI to hack medical parent paperwork
Plus: Kansas study underscores unpaid caregiving work and some Oklahoma schools resist inclusion
Oct 27
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How to use AI to hack medical parent paperwork
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What do the presidential candidates say about disability issues? Not much...
Plus: Calculate the cost of your caregiving labor and one UK medical mama blasts her government for its bureaucracy and systemic failures
Oct 20
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Shasta Kearns Moore
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What do the presidential candidates say about disability issues? Not much...
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The Ghosts of Accessibility Past
Plus: Court smacks New Mexico for lack of nursing services; Report sees massive disparity in access to college readiness programs; and Maine girl gets…
Oct 13
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The Ghosts of Accessibility Past
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International Edition
How much do you have in common with these parents from around the world?
Oct 6
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International Edition
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September 2024
Tough Decisions: Oregon's Limited Paid Parent Caregiver Program
Plus: Lawsuit says insurance fraud was responsible for Indiana's $1B budget deficit, not parent caregivers; and a 24-hour nursing service in Florida…
Sep 29
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Shasta Kearns Moore
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Tough Decisions: Oregon's Limited Paid Parent Caregiver Program
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Advocates fight state on cost of parent caregiver program
Watch our KATU piece on paid parent caregiving; plus read coast-to-coast articles on the need to expand care options. The conversation is changing!
Sep 22
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Shasta Kearns Moore
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Advocates fight state on cost of parent caregiver program
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What I Know and What I Don't
MER publishes one of my poems; plus: DOJ sues Maine for lack of behavioral health; and Forbes offers resources for working parents of disabled children
Sep 15
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Shasta Kearns Moore
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What I Know and What I Don't
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New cartoon! Back to school means more time... right?
Plus: Budget cuts threaten Louisiana services; Texas family pushes for automatic referrals to waiver services; and Oklahoma still can't decide if…
Sep 8
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New cartoon! Back to school means more time... right?
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Nearly 1 in 5 disabled students in Chicago didn't have a bus for the first day of school
Plus: 'Ultra-Accessible' Texas hotel opening in 2026; and Paralympian Allison Lang opens up over her journey of self-acceptance
Sep 1
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Nearly 1 in 5 disabled students in Chicago didn't have a bus for the first day of school
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August 2024
LA Times investigation finds $1B unspent even as families cry out for help
Plus: Democratic VP pick's son could inspire change in disability policy; School year to open in 39 states without enough special education staffers
Aug 25
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LA Times investigation finds $1B unspent even as families cry out for help
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Roughly 90 percent of eligible Oregon children on a waitlist for paid parent caregiver program
Plus: After a mom's cancer diagnosis, North Carolina county sued for treatment of her disabled children; and Maine is in 'crisis' with not enough…
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Roughly 90 percent of eligible Oregon children on a waitlist for paid parent caregiver program
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