New Report: Rhode Island’s Disability Workforce Improving, But Action Still Needed

Right now, people with disabilities and older adults are struggling to find accessible housing. This legislation would improve access. House Bill 5268 and Senate Bill 714 are under consideration.

Get an exclusive look at how this inclusive theater program is providing a platform for self-expression and talent.

Walmart is enhancing accessibility with a new free visual interpreter program, providing real-time support for shoppers with disabilities to navigate stores and make informed decisions.

She has a great attitude and is loved by her co-workers.

Get an inside look into the art studio and how it is supporting local artists

We are thrilled to bring you our brand new annual report showcasing the dedication and impact of the last year.

A new report reveals the most in-depth stats for Rhode Island’s disability workforce. While significant progress is shown, action is needed to close remaining gaps.

TJ Maxx has teamed up with Spectrum Designs to launch a collection of apparel designed by artists with disabilities, promoting inclusion and raising awareness about autism in the workplace.

In the last 24 months, CPNRI has hosted five conferences with more than a dozen total speakers that empowered nearly 700 individual attendees.

From policy changes to expanding access to critical services, we have had quite the journey since 1985.

We got to see firsthand how Chris plays a vital role in this team.

A new documentary highlights a young girl’s journey with autism to communicate using a letter board.

This has been a year of growth and some monumental achievements for Rhode Island’s disability community.

This year we had the privilege to tell 20 stories with the disability community.

It wasn’t long ago that Maggie faced the possibility of moving into a nursing home after falling ill.

Clemson student Charlie McGee makes history as one of the first people with down syndrome to join a fraternity.

Wicked’s movie adaptation breaks new ground in disability representation with Marissa Bode, the first wheelchair user to play Nessarose.

From Darth Vader to Dorothy from The Wizard of Oz, this group’s creativity is unmatched.

An upcoming Disney+ movie will follow the journey of a sixth grader with cerebral palsy.

Each class leaves participants with a smile on their face and new lessons.

For the first time in the event’s history we captured the magic of the celebration on video.

During National Disability Employment Awareness month, we celebrate employers like this bakery.

The bond that forms is truly special.

Once on board, we quickly realized this is much more than sailing.

26 DSPs were honored for their exceptional dedication and compassion in our communities.

It includes 18 stylish pieces designed with unique features.

This is a group of outstanding professionals who are making an impact on the lives of others. 

Paris 2024 is set to become the most-watched Paralympic Games.

Every store will have at least two carts by early 2025.

An inside look at a camp changing lives.