This week on the Disabilities Beat, we share a remembrance for disability advocate Natalie Barnhard-Castrogiovanni, who died on January 9 surrounded by friends and family.

Influenza — which is a "potentially lethal disease" according to experts — is even more dangerous in congregate settings.

A small Catholic church in Orchard Park, New York shows how churches can become more accessible to disabled parishioners.

Paratransit riders are being asked to reschedule rides. Only one mainline bus route has been modified due to the Skyway closure.

We explore how systemic barriers can present challenges to in-person gatherings during the holidays and why technology shouldn't be discounted as a way to connect.

Buffalo Common Councilmember Mitch Nowakowski and incoming Mayor Sean Ryan’s administration say the full-time ADA Advocate position will remain after Ryan’s inauguration.

Experts and advocates discuss vaccines, autism misinformation, and why research shows no link, while calling for acceptance and reliable information.

After Trump falsely claims Tylenol causes autism, medical experts and autistic advocates reaffirm safety of taking Tylenol during pregnancy and trusting your doctor.

The Disability Health Equity Research Network's virtual conference on Sept. 16 will explore how disability data is currently collected and why equity in data matters.

A partnership between Special Olympics and Niagara University is challenging what inclusion and equal access means in sports and on college campuses.