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In July, three Northern Nevada high school teachers joined Northern Nevada Center for Independent Living (NNCIL) Blind/Low Vision Advocate Mark Tadder for a field trip to Washington, D.C.
NNCIL, in conjunction with the Nevada Statewide Independent Living Council, is providing scholarships for three
Managing finances can be challenging, and individuals with disabilities often face unique financial needs.
School’s out for summer, which means many families are planning trips, from camping or staycations to domestic and international travel.
The January 2023 storms have been good reminders of the importance of being prepared for Northern Nevada winters.
As we enter the winter months, it looks like we’re going to have more than snow and ice to worry about.
Here are some tips to make traveling with a disability easier.
People with disabilities want and deserve jobs just as much as anyone else. And employers benefit from hiring people with disabilities.
October is also officially Blindness Awareness Month, which is officially designated to “bring a heightened focus on the blind and visually impaired community and the realities of living
White Pine High School senior Autumn Cavender says her teachers generally follow IEP guidelines, but for her (and presumably other IEP students), they need more individualized accommodati