Late last year, when Congress passed a set of modest but long-overdue criminal justice reforms with broad bipartisan support, it was a positive sign that both parties are serious about finally ending our country’s addiction to mass incarceration. America locks people up at a higher rate than any other country on the planet, with 2.2 million people behind bars. This crisis has devastating human costs and tragic consequences, especially for communities of color and people with disabilities.
Inclusivity was honored to work with the National Council on Disability to develop its latest progress report: National Disability Employment Policy, From the New Deal to ...
Eve Hill and Regina Kline Co-Leaders, Inclusivity Strategic Consulting In honor of National Disability Employment Awareness Month, we want to bring attention to the importance ...
The Americans with Disabilities Act, which turns 28 this week, is the foundational civil rights law prohibiting discrimination against Americans with disabilities in employment, housing, ...
Imagine getting injured in a car accident and checking in to a rehabilitation center for treatment. But instead of preparing you to go back to ...
Across the country, workers have been rallying for a $15 minimum wage, and for good reason. No one who works full time should live below ...
The following article by Lainey Feingold and Eve Hill originally appeared in Business Law Today. Read the full version on their website here. IN BRIEF A good starting point ...
Eve Hill and Gina Kline Four years ago this week, on April 8, 2014, the U.S. Department of Justice announced a landmark agreement with the ...
Thanks to the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), more students with disabilities are attending college, including students with mental health disabilities. In addition, more students ...
March is Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month, and in addition to recognizing the challenges people with intellectual and developmental disabilities face, it’s even more important to ...