Price of Nice: Assumptions, Reality, and Cost-benefit Analysis of ADA Mandates Posted on July 11, 2023 - 9:57 am by George Stern In his opinion piece for the Colorado Springs Gazette, the Libertarian political commentator and professor Barry Fagin accused the ADA of trying to achieve a public good through private means, […]
From Special to Universal Needs Posted on May 9, 2023 - 11:09 am by George Stern Editor’s Note: Author, George Stern, teaches a course for college students studying to be special education teachers. He reminds us that whether holding a live or virtual event, think inclusive […]
My Career as a Benevolent Burglar: The Understated, Underrated Power of Contribution Posted on March 23, 2023 - 7:37 am by George Stern Editor’s note: George Stern, a college student and brilliant wordsmith who is deafblind, shares the lasting impact of contributing to his family as a child. 1: Through the Window, […]
My Life in Six Dots: The Persistent Relevance of Braille Posted on December 28, 2022 - 3:22 am by George Stern Editor’s note: George Stern, who is DeafBlind, beautifully describes what braille means to him, stating it means more to him than facts can convey, and it is more than a […]
DeafBlind: Behind Screens Posted on November 10, 2022 - 8:00 am by George Stern Editor’s note: As the holidays approach and gatherings ensue, remember that the goal is not to prove yourself, a person who is blind or low vision, as worthy because you’re […]