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These #4 Apps Are Like a Ray of Hope For the Differently Abled
Several Indian start-ups are now working on technology to assist them in carrying out complex, but routine tasks
These #3 Companies Are Enabling Travel for All
Fortunately, there are some great organizations that give a freedom to see the world without any barrier.
What's Behind the Rise in Deaf-Owned Businesses?
If you're a deaf entrepreneur, more and more services are springing up to help you succeed. What's holding you back?
Winning Against All Odds
Entrepreneur spoke to our three well-deserving paralympic winners to part some lessons on overcoming challenges.
This Innovative Tech Gives Voice to the Voiceless
Smartstones' game-changing technology allows people who can't speak to communicate in new ways.
Billions of Smartphone Users and I Wasn't One of Them
Quadriplegic entrepreneur spearheads efforts to develop smartphone and other devices for people with physical limitations.
The Unusual Way This Startup Found Funding
The Initial connection may not happen in an office. This startup went looking for backers on their own turf.
Meet the Designers Hoping to Treat ADHD and Alzheimer's with Gaming
These are games that kids and parents can all appreciate.
Polish Group Seeks to Help the Blind With Free Smart Glasses
Parsee has developed a prototype of the battery-powered glasses which have a 3-D printed frame, internet protocol camera and earphone.
How This Franchisee Is Giving Hope -- and Jobs -- to the Disabled Community
Disabled people make great employees. That's why this Tim Hortons owner keeps hiring them.
Facebook and Twitter Improving Accessibility for the Visually Impaired Is Noble, But Both May Have Another Motive
Both social network giants have introduced tools that allow users to hear details about photos.
Tommy Hilfiger Teams Up With Mom Designer to Create a Line of Adaptive Clothing for Kids With Disabilities
The collection launched today.
Scrapper Or Silver Spoon - Who's Your Best Bet?
When hiring you come across 2 candidates - one with all the advantages and the other who've had a lifetime with adversity. Now, whom will you choose?
5 Ways to Make Your Company's Hiring Process More Fair
Allegations from a special needs applicant in Pennsylvania illustrate ongoing concerns about job discrimination.
5 Things You Need to Know About Web Accessibility
With litigation under the Americans with Disabilities Act on the rise, companies should be adding web accessibility to their list of top priorities for 2016.