...are listening. Acknowledging physical characteristics like body hair and stretch marks, honest and diverse representation is becoming the new norm. Designers and retailers are debuting campaigns featuring people with disabilities...

...up with the Global Disability Inclusion for #TakeBeautyBack, a series of shows that featured models with disabilities. “We are working to create a world where acids used in these attacks...

...respected,” a Target spokesperson told The Mighty, a website dedicated to individuals with disabilities. “As part of that commitment, we empower our store leaders to make decisions that help meet...

Mobile technology is helping people with disabilities to navigate the world independently. Be My Eyes, created by visually impaired craftsman Hans Jørgen Wiberg, is an app that matches a sighted...

...quarter are fully accessible to people with visual disabilities—a huge opportunity. Via Campaign. –Patreon, the site that lets fans directly support creators, is “one of the most interesting companies in...

...the latest wellness-at-work trend as managers look to create better work environments, reports Fortune. -Robot caregivers may offer much-needed help for older adults and people with disabilities, suggests a geriatrics...

...blog Wait But Why. Neuralink will first be available to those with disabilities, but could eventually lead to technology supporting advanced forms of cognition that makes humans more competitive with...

...in the representation of disabilities with a spread featuring Caitin Stickels, a model with a rare genetic disorder. Via Bustle. –Smart technology is transforming cities worldwide. So why can’t it...

...disabilities fit tech into their lives. The Opn, a connected hearing aid from the company Oticon, could be programmed in sync with different smart devices across the home to deliver...

...Street Journal explores the implications of autonomous vehicles and how they could reshape our lives. –This stylist helps her clients find smart, fashionable outfits that work with their disabilities and...