What next year’s big Medicaid changes could mean for Oklahomans
Significant changes to Medicaid are set to take effect next year, affecting millions of Americans, including nearly 1 in 4 Oklahomans.
Here’s your guide to accessibility in OKC’s arts institutions
Arts institutions across OKC are looking closely at what accessibility means in practice, from the services they provide to how they shape their programs and spaces.
DOJ memo could threaten disability rights gains for Oklahomans
A recent memo from the DOJ could be challenging 30 years of understanding about services and accessibility in America, raising alarm among OK disability rights advocates.
EMBARK driving accessibility, assistance for public transit in OKC
With a wide range of accessibility and transport needs, EMBARK is providing specialized transit options for seniors, transitional families, and those with disabilities.
Ability Connection Oklahoma helping Okies find speech, spirit, support
OKC-based non-profit Ability Connection Oklahoma has spent nearly 70 years helping children and adults with disabilities to communicate, move, and play.
Support, events, creative power mark World Autism Month in OKC
April is World Autism Month, and that means that OKC organizations are spreading the word and demystifying assumptions about autism care.
Building, parking accessibility in OKC: What’s required and why?
With new biz, buildings, and infrastructure devs popping up right now in OKC, you might be wondering about the accessibility designs. We have the answers.
