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During the pandemic, many companies found that employees are just as efficient while working from home. For people with disabilities, this means more professional opportunties.
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On today's program: PWSA and elected officials announced the lead levels in water are now in compliance with EPA and DEP requirements; on the 30th…
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On today's program: Pittsburgher and longtime activist Sala Udin remembers Congressman John Lewis; advocates say holding businesses accountable for ADA…
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On today's program: People with disabilities are still facing new challenges 30 years after the passage of the Americans with Disabilities Act; the…
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On today's program: The city is seeking applicants for a new LGBTQIA+ Commission that hopes to make Pittsburgh more inclusive; a Nigerian disability…
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On today's program: Three decades into the ADA, Pittsburgh still has a long way to go; how fracking could influence the 2020 election; a new book explores…
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The Americans With Disabilities Act was signed into law by President George H.W. Bush in 1990. But like any civil-rights legislation, it required a fight.…
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Gardening is a satisfying hobby for many who have green thumbs, but for people with physical disabilities or other limitations, it can be an intimidating…
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Alisa Grishman has dealt with the effects of Multiple Sclerosis, or MS, for 15 years. And though the Americans with Disabilities Act aims to make life…
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Smart home resident Michael Rankin loves his oven. “If you put your arm on it, you don’t get burned,” he said.The induction stovetop, which works by…