ADA & Emergency Preparedness
Emergency planning must encompass the whole community, including people with access and functional needs, battery and power providers, pharmacies and more.
Emergency planning must encompass the whole community, including people with access and functional needs, battery and power providers, pharmacies and more.
Even 36 years after the signing of the ADA, access to health care remains an issue for many people with disabilities.
National ADA Symposium kicks off in Phoenix For people with disabilities, including spinal cord injury and disease, access to adaptive sports and recreation has many benefits, from camaraderie and a
The first edition of the Washington Update for July, 2026
The second edition of the Washington Update for June, 2026
The first edition of the Washington Update for June, 2026
Here’s a look at what PVA is working on in D.C.
The second edition of the Washington Update for April 2026
Legislative Advocacy Advances Critical Benefits and Healthcare Reforms for Disabled Veterans
Veterans Benefits Expansion Act Aims to Increase Compensation