disability

For the first time, schools are legally required to make special education meaningful. But they've been given no additional money to make it happen.

Marketplace is looking for stories that relate to disability and the economy.

They're hard to find on cable or streaming, but worth watching.

Michael Astrue, a former Social Security commissioner, talks about how and where the backlog starts.

For people with disabilities, finding a job can be a difficult journey.

So far, the state has upgraded more than half of its 130 sites to federal standards. Enabling screen readers is one improvement.

'I am scared as to what his life will be, that he’s going to be alone and put away somewhere and no one is going to take care of him,' Fern Pivar says.

Margaret Enos of Pennsylvania says it’s a full-time job.