Visual disabilities can range from mild or moderate vision loss in one or both eyes to substantial or complete loss of vision in both eyes. Some people experience reduced or lack of sensitivity to certain colors or color blindness, as well as sensitivity to brightness.
Ability Central explores how beauty and style can be meaningful self-expression, while also naming the accessibility barriers many disabled people face. The article shares practical ways to make routines more flexible and inclusive, and why representation and disability pride matter.
Ability Central explains what age-related macular degeneration (AMD) is, the types of AMD, and how it can affect central vision over time. The article answers common AMD questions and shares practical next steps after diagnosis: monitoring changes, planning for daily life, and using supports to stay as independent as possible.
Parenting a child with a disability can be challenging, but with the right support and information, it can also be deeply rewarding. This Ability Central article shares practical guidance on advocacy, partnering with schools, finding community, supporting your child’s independence, and navigating financial and long-term planning concerns.
Workpower / Safetypowers
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Safetypowers Roundtables are live, online, interactive skill-practice sessions for adults age 18+ with disabilities to learn how to use, adapt, and teach Safetypowers skills to others in their l...
Leonardo Criptech Incubator
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Access Intelligence: Disability & AI is a virtual symposium focused on the intersection of disability and artificial intelligence. The event will bring attendees together for a timely discus...
Northern California Grantmakers
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Join NCG for our 2026 Annual Conference to strategize, learn, and ground ourselves in the courage that emboldens us to invest abundantly in just and equitable futures.
