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Shows and Movies about Special Needs on Hulu
A little while ago we did a blog over Netflix shows and movies that featured special needs. We had a lot of fun making it so we decided to the same with HULU. A few things to note: The information we listed underneath the trailer is taken straight from a combination of IMDB, Rotten Tomatoes and Netflix itself. As with Netflix, Hulu also changes out its movies and shows from time to time, so if you are reading this post a while after it has been posted, you may not be able to find the media listed below. However, if it is a HULU original, it will be there.
2025 Pickleball Fundraiser
It’s summer. It’s hot. Solution? Play Pickleball indoor! Even more fun? Raise money to support ongoing services being provided by a local Garland nonprofit organization! Okay, so a lot of you just want to play outside but one day inside having fun and meeting new people is a good thing! Please keep in mind that…
A Fair Playing Field for Adults with Special Needs: An Interview with the Founder of Howdy Homemade
Howdy Homemade is an ice cream shop with a twist – and we’re not just talking about their flavors: According to their website, “Howdy Homemade is on a relentless pursuit to provide employment for individuals with special needs.” Unlike Hugs Café, whose founder we interviewed last year, Howdy Homemade is a for-profit business. We interviewed the founder, Tom Landis, recently, and he laid down some wisdom about the benefits of hiring people with special needs from a business perspective.
Special Needs Parenting with Pride: An Interview with the Founder of The One in a Million Baby
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Digital Prowess for Adults with Special Needs: An Interview with the Co-founder of nonPareil Institute
nonPareil Institute is a nonprofit organization that helps adults with Autism learn hirable skills, such as coding and other digital techniques. Gary Moore is the President and Co-founder of this organization, along with Dan Selec (the CEO and Founder), and Moore agreed to donate some of his time to us for an interview.
Ableism: How to End the Prejudice that No One Talks About
12.6 percent of people in the United States are living with disabilities as of 2015, according to the American Communications survey. That’s over one in eight people. Despite this vast number within the population, individuals with disabilities still face discrimination. However, perhaps not in ways you may be thinking of. Many, if not most, people with disabilities are victims of ableism.
