Wondering when your October 2025 payment will arrive? The Social Security Administration (SSA) schedules monthly SSDI and SSI payments based on your specific information. The day you get paid depends on your birth date, when you first applied for benefits, and the type of disability insurance you're enrolled in. Keep reading to find out when...| Homeowner.com
The Social Security Administration (SSA) uses a specific method to schedule monthly SSDI and SSI benefits. The payment date is based on a few different factors, such as your birth date, when you started receiving benefits, and the type of disability insurance you have. Keep reading to find out when your SSDI payment will arrive....| Homeowner.com
The December 2025 payment schedule for SSDI and SSI benefits is set by the Social Security Administration (SSA). This schedule considers factors like the recipient's birth date, the type of disability insurance they receive, and when they initially filed a claim. Keep reading to find out when your December 2025 SSDI payment will arrive. December...| Homeowner.com
The January 2026 payment schedule for SSDI and SSI benefits is managed by the SSA. The timing of payments depends on the individual's birth date and the date they first filed their claim. The day you get paid also depends on the type of disability insurance you have. Keep reading to find out which day...| Homeowner.com
In this article, we look at the calendar for February 2026 and explain the various pay dates for the month. The Social Security Administration sends SSI and SSDI payments at various times, depending on certain factors like your date of birth. The day you get paid depends on your birth date, when you started receiving...| Homeowner.com
Wondering when to expect your March 2026 disability payment? Learn about the various SSDI and SSI payment dates for the month. The day you get paid depends on the date you were born, the type of disability insurance, and when you first filed a claim. Keep reading to learn how the SSA schedules disability payments...| Homeowner.com
Wondering when your April 2026 disability payment arrives? Our payment calendar can help answer any questions you might have. The day you get paid depends on the date you were born and when you first filed a claim. If your disability insurance includes both SSDI and SSI, that also affects your payment date. Knowing the...| Homeowner.com
Wondering when you'll get your SSDI payment in May 2026? The SSA disability payment schedule is based on factors like your birth date, type of disability insurance, and when you filed your claim. Every month is a little different, especially when a payment date lands on a weekend or federal holiday. We'll explain how the...| Homeowner.com
Find out the exact day you will get your disability payment in June 2026. The schedule for paying SSDI and SSI benefits depends on your birth date and when you first filed a claim. The type of disability insurance you have can also affect when you get paid. Keep reading to learn more about the...| Homeowner.com
Looking for July 2026 SSDI payment dates? We have the official calendar right here, which shows exactly when payments will be made. For most people, the payment date is based on your birthday. Sometimes, the payment date can depend on when the claim was filed, or the type of disability insurance you have. Knowing the...| Homeowner.com
All four of Jessica Borisch’s kids have attended Dutton Christian School (DCS), a school serving pre-K through eighth grade students outside Grand Rapids, Michigan. With her youngest, though, things were different. In first grade, Gabe had trouble sitting still. In second, he struggled to adjust to instruction during pandemic lockdowns. By fifth grade, schoolwork was Read more... The post Some Christian Schools Take On the Cost of Inclusive Education appeared first on Christianity Today.| Christianity Today
I was pregnant, swollen, and tired. I couldn’t get comfortable. I lay on the sofa and loudly said some version of, I’m so swollen and tired. I can’t get comfortable, and dramatically piled pillows beneath my feet, hoping my husband would magically appear with a glass of water. That my legs would swell was expected—it’s […] The post My Favorite Trash TV Is Ruined By Its Ableism appeared first on Electric Literature.| Electric Literature
The 2023 Royal Commission into Violence, Abuse, Neglect and Exploitation of People with a Disability shone a light on the many struggles faced by people with a disability. The post Feast of St Joseph the Worker 2025 appeared first on Office For Justice, Ecology and Peace.| Office For Justice, Ecology and Peace
The administration made many bad choices in the past few weeks. The administration is the president and the parts of the government that he can tell what to do. The administration asked to make changes that would hurt disabled people and unhoused people. They also made policies that hurt people living in the District of...| Autistic Self Advocacy Network
Words to Know Basic needs – Things people need to stay alive and feel okay. Some examples of basic needs are food, health care, housing, and clothes. Burden – Something that makes it harder for people to get home care. Department of Labor (DOL) – The part of the government that is in charge of...| Autistic Self Advocacy Network
Image is from Pexels When I was a teen I used to dream For a friend for the outside world Since people would visit me At my home or online But on the street or at school They turn their face As if …| Mybookworld24
Álvaro Enrigue trans. Natasha Wittner, You Dreamed of Empires. This short but incredibly intense speculative historical novel spans a few days in 1519, focusing on the infamous encounter between co…| Laura Tisdall
Amanie Issa is a PhD Researcher and Hardiman Scholar at Irish Centre for Human Rights and Centre for Disability Law and Policy. – In recent years, Israel has been lauded internationally for its advocacy in disability rights. Its policies are often held up as models of inclusion, accessibility, and care for the disabled. But as… Continue reading Gaza’s Genocide and the Fragility of Israel’s Disability Rights Claims→| Irish Centre for Human Rights
21 August, 2025 Like many of you, we have heard the recent NDIS reform announcement that includes removing children with […] The post Thriving Kids Announcement: Our Response as an Autistic-Led Organisation appeared first on Reframing Autism.| Reframing Autism
On July 7, 2025, Secretary of Labor Lori Chavez-DeRemer issued Order 08-2025 (the “Order”) impacting OFCCP’s enforcement of Section 503 of the Rehabilitation Act (“Section 503”) and the Vietnam Era Veterans’ Readjustment Assistance Act (“VEVRAA”). Here is what you need to know about this development, based on the OFCCP’s bulletin detailing the Order (the “Bulletin”)....| Government Contractor Compliance & Regulatory Update
Corporate media are now gesturing toward engaging questions of Israeli war crimes against Palestinians. But what does that amount to at this late date?| FAIR
What are NDIS Day Programs? Learn more about how NDIS Day Programs help people living with disability to thrive.| Ability Options
My life before Long COVID was very busy. I was in college, partying a lot and working as an artist and activist. I didn’t make time to rest, and it caused me to burn out. I tried to do everything at once and became overwhelmed. The post Long COVID taught me to slow down and stop trying to meet able-bodied benchmarks first appeared on The Sick Times.| The Sick Times
Juliet Rothman was living in Annapolis, Maryland, in 1992 when her 21-year-old son Daniel attempted a double flip from a diving board into a swimming pool and broke his neck when he hit the water. Both arms and legs were paralyzed. Not only could he no longer walk but couldn’t feed himself or talk. A ... The post ‘So hard, all the losses and pain:’ Personal and world tragedies led daughter of Holocaust survivors to life of helping others help others first appeared on San Francisco Senio...| San Francisco Senior Beat
When an employer believes an employee may have mental health concerns, requiring counseling as a condition of continued employment can create serious legal risk. And after a 2024 Supreme Court decision lowered the legal bar for what counts as an “adverse action,” that choice could be a fast track to the courtroom. TL;DR: A hospital […]| The Employer Handbook Blog
When it comes to workplace retaliation, the difference between winning and losing can hinge on whether you are in state court or federal court. A recent New Jersey appellate decision reinforces that state anti-discrimination laws may not just mirror federal law – in some ways, they can give employees broader protection. TL;DR: In this case, […]| The Employer Handbook Blog
In most ADA cases, the question of whether an employee has a disability isn’t in serious dispute. Courts typically move quickly to focus on accommodations or workplace conduct. But in this case, the court stopped at step one, finding that the employee hadn’t shown he had a disability at all. TL;DR: An IT employee […]| The Employer Handbook Blog
Navigating the world is tough for anyone. Navigating a world that does not understand you is even harder. Then, adding the complexities of a disability to the mix takes things to a whole other level. | CMSA
Equality watchdog suggests government could consider reintroducing equal pay questionnaires in its response to a call for evidence.| Personnel Today
Part of the value of a disability claim can be based on any inability to do what you did before the accident. Call our injury attorneys today| Blumenshine Law Group
If you ever felt like you couldn’t seem to find God’s purpose for your pain or weakness, I know exactly what that feels like. I am Mariann, Customer Support and Social Media Assistant at The Holy Mess, and I was born with a physical disability. I want to share what God has done in myContinue Reading| The Holy Mess
CSBV Director of Operations Ashley Hibbard continues our short series on Disability with a personal response to Disability language in Scripture and Hymnody...| CSBV
Just because a child is disabled doesn’t mean they can’t enjoy travel, except for in severe cases. That much is important to emphasize, because many […]| Child Development Institute
4.5 stars — I started this one buddy listening with the hubby on a road trip, but he declined to keep listening with me after we got home. However, he did want the high level ‘what happened’ when I finished…;) I listened to just over half of this one, and I definitely enjoyed Ms. Plummer’s […]| Celebrity Readers
The below is our submission to the government consultation on the Pathways to Work: Reforming Benefits and Support to Get Britain Working Green Paper. Consultation Questions Chapter 2: Reforming the structure of the health and disability benefits system 1. What further steps could the Department for Work and Pensions take to make sure the benefit […] The post Pathways to Work: Our Submission appeared first on Equality Trust.| Equality Trust
Many autistic people rely on multimodal communication for accessibility. Kaishawna Fleming discusses why showcasing different forms of communication is so important for disability representation. The post Yes, Multimodal Communication Is Imperative appeared first on THINKING PERSON'S GUIDE TO AUTISM.| THINKING PERSON'S GUIDE TO AUTISM
Claire Inglis challenges higher education’s overreliance on resilience, exposing how the narrative masks systemic failures and burdens neurodivergent students with unrealistic expectations Claire Inglis challenges higher education’s overreliance on resilience, exposing how the narrative masks systemic failures and burdens neurodivergent students with unrealistic expectations| Wonkhe
David Kernohan addresses the low likelihood that someone with special needs support gets to university, in an analysis of the government's annual widening participation data release| Wonkhe
On July 24, President Trump signed an executive order that calls for expanding the use of civil commitment, making it easier to institutionalize people with disabilities, and ending programs that are proven to give people the supports they need to live in the community. ASAN condemns this action by the president and calls for all...| Autistic Self Advocacy Network
Making Ketogenic Therapy Accessible for Psychiatric Recovery – A Nonprofit Story This isn’t the usual kind of blog post you find here. It’s not an education piece around psychology or mental health. It’s not a ketogenic diet science breakdown. It’s something else. I am going to tell you the story behind my nonprofit and whyContinue reading "Making Ketogenic Therapy Accessible for Psychiatric Recovery – A Nonprofit Story" The post Making Ketogenic Therapy Accessible for Psychiatric...| Mental Health Keto
This week’s quote-of-the-week post (though it’s only Thursday) addresses the historical legacy of ableism at Hypatia: A Journal of Feminist Philosophy. To open our discussion in th…| BIOPOLITICAL PHILOSOPHY
Here’s some things going on these days, since it’s been a little while since I’ve posted here.| busybee
I finally have a disability hearing tomorrow morning. Feel free to send positive vibes, if you’re into such.| beesbuzz.biz
Three new books examine care not in terms of rights-based independence models but rather new modes of caring. The post Will “Care” Save Us? appeared first on Public Books.| Public Books
An employee has been out for months. She’s still recovering, still hopeful, and still not ready to come back. How much leave is too much? A recent Fourth Circuit decision shows how courts evaluate the point at which an employer is no longer obligated to wait. TL;DR: The Fourth Circuit affirmed summary judgment for […]| The Employer Handbook Blog
A new Eleventh Circuit decision shows just how limited associational disability discrimination claims can be. TL;DR: A deputy warden sued after being passed over for promotion, alleging her husband’s serious illness led to discrimination. The Eleventh Circuit rejected her ADA claim, emphasizing that associational disability claims require a strong causal link—not just a stray […]| The Employer Handbook Blog
When a trucking company told a deaf applicant, “No, I’m sorry, we can’t hire you because of your deafness,” it wasn’t just a bad look—it was a multimillion-dollar ADA violation. The jury awarded $36 million (later capped), and the appeals court backed it up. TL;DR: A trucking company refused to hire a deaf driver—even […]| The Employer Handbook Blog
An employee requested a medical exemption from a workplace policy but refused to provide adequate documentation or let her provider clarify her condition. A federal appeals court found ...| The Employer Handbook Blog
Elliot Gordon is out at 6.30am every day litter picking - even cruel taunts by youngsters won't stop him| Teesside Live
Disability rights activists spoke about the need for disability justice, more protections, awareness, resources, and more accessibility.| UNICORN RIOT
Neil Cudney invites us to reflect on what it means for our church communities to more fully include persons with disabilities, and how we might "eliminate the violence experienced by those with disabilities"...| CSBV
I was interviewed by JJ Pionke for DisLIS—the open access multimedia journal, Disability in Libraries and Information Studies. Listen/read online or download the audio and transcript enjoy at your …| Nicola Griffith
A few months ago, I wrote about musical memories and car songs. As I re-read the post this morning I smiled. Sometimes it’s good to revisit our own words and reel in the comforting reminders.…| Victoria Ponders
People who tell you that colonoscopies are hard may not know how tough you are. Many autistic people are used to life being hard.| THINKING PERSON'S GUIDE TO AUTISM
I’ve been trying to figure out what it all means. I mean my life these days. What does it mean to be ill, to be mostly fatigued, to be compelled to rest most of the hours of my days? I wasn’t sure what photo could go with this question, and then I happened to see […]| Finding Our Way Home
Thousands of disabled people are still waiting for the support that will allow them to work as backlog at the DWP grows amid reports of cuts| Liverpool Echo
If it were done when ’tis done, then ’twere wellIt were done quickly. Miranda is a college theatre director working on a production of All’s Well That Ends Well, one of Shakespear…| Laura Tisdall
Let’s not sugarcoat it: Labour has a disability problem, and the way they’ve handled the so-called “welfare reform” bill proves it. Despite over nine months of relentless work by charities, disability organisations, and disabled people themselves, educating MPs, sharing lived experience, and offering real solutions, the bill passed through Parliament with barely a nod to ... Read more The post Labour’s Disability Problem: Cuts, Silencing, and Systemic Bias first appeared on ME Foggy...| ME Foggy Dog
Hosting a Pride prom served as a reminder that someone can be included, understood and loved for who they are without having to leave parts of their identities at the door.| The Persistent
PIP and Adult Disability Payment are providing financial support for over 3.7 million people across Great Britain.| Daily Record
Stephanie Gott was rushed to hospital for surgery| Liverpool Echo
‘We want to focus on what people can do, not what they can’t’ has been a mantra of politicians when it comes to reforming disability related social security benefits for the past …| Making rights make sense
Around 815,000 people across the UK are now leasing a vehicle or equipment through the Motability Scheme.| Daily Record
Please ensure Javascript is enabled for purposes of website accessibility| Coruzant Technologies
What’s so funny about a quadruple amputee and a stroke survivor road-tripping across North America, collecting horror stories about caregiving and disability? Tune in to Crip Trip and you’ll get the picture in about half a minute.| Amplitude
Featuring two partner food shelves of The Food Group Within the disability community, some prefer person-first language (person with a disability) while others use identity-first language (disabled person). We utilized both to reflect that diversity. July is Disability Pride Month, a time to promote awareness of the disability community and advocate for equity and access. […]| The Food Group
Pain wakes me at 3:18 a.m., reminding me that lupus stopped me from working. “Yeah, I know,” I sleep-whisper and stare at the digital clock until box breathing cools me back to sleep. An hour later, 4:30 a.m. is on the clock, and inner-me rebuts, but it didn’t end my career. Hours later, when I’m […] The post Does my inability to work mean I am disabled or differently abled? appeared first on Lupus News Today.| Lupus News Today – The Web's Daily Resource for Lupus News
‘Two-Tier Kier’ is no longer a smear following the compromise made with his back benchers to only do over one section of disabled people in the UK. Like some inverse promo for loan deals or Internet packages, the government will lay off existing disability claims in exchange for duffing up people with the new ones. … Continue reading Health poverty is the challenge; Labour is the disability!→| AnarCom Network
Needing assistance with daily life is more tolerated in our society when that assistance is in aid of making money—as with a rock star.| THINKING PERSON'S GUIDE TO AUTISM
This was the opening keynote speech at the 2018 Disability Intersectionality Summit, in Cambridge, Massachusetts on Oct 13, 2018. The official video recording of this keynote can be found here. Good morning everyone. Thank you so much for having me. … Continue reading →| Leaving Evidence
“Forced Intimacy” is a term I have been using for years to refer to the common, daily experience of disabled people being expected to share personal parts of ourselves to survive in an ableist world. This often takes the form … Continue reading →| Leaving Evidence
I would like a term to describe myself, as just one person among many many autistics, but the problem is ableds hear, “low support needs” and think, “OK then it’s fine to round down to zero.” The post Can We Talk About the Term “Low Support Needs”? appeared first on THINKING PERSON'S GUIDE TO AUTISM.| THINKING PERSON'S GUIDE TO AUTISM
Also this week: Fighting for disability rights and Labour at a crossroads.| New Statesman
Knitting website Ravelry lost the trust of their community after their rebranding efforts caused several users adverse side effects from browsing the site.| silviamaggidesign.com
See the official SSDI & SSI payment schedule for September 2025, and find out exactly when you'll receive your disability benefits.| Homeowner.com
Click here to learn how your organisation can broaden its accessibility and inclusion efforts by accounting for different accessibility needs.| Inclusive Employers
A shadow is looming over the disabled community: the potential return of widespread, mandatory face-to-face assessments for the Personal Independence Payment (PIP). While the world has tentatively embraced a “new normal” post-pandemic, for many disabled people, a key accessibility measure introduced during the crisis is under threat. The push by some MPs to reinstate in-person ... Read more The post The Fight for Fairer Assessments: Why Remote PIP Reviews Must Remain first appeared on ME ...| ME Foggy Dog
In a previous post, we explained how you can apply online for Social Security Disability Programs. If someone you know has a serious medical condition, they may need some assistance applying for our…| SSA
Redefining Stammering, Sam Simpson| Redefining Stammering
Regular rituximab treatment in neuromyelitis optica spectrum disorder resulted in less disability and fewer relapses, per a real word study.| Neuromyelitis News
At the University of London Press, our mission is to open up humanities research. This commitment to openness is more than a publishing model – it’s a guiding principle that shapes our approach. Ensuring the widest possible audience for the research we publish has been at the core of our efforts in recent years to […]| University of London Press
The ADA bars discrimination against employees with disabilities. But what if the discrimination doesn’t happen until after the employee retires? According to the Supreme Court, the ADA doesn’t ...| The Employer Handbook Blog
MPs are being urged to reject the government's disability benefit cuts ahead of a vote on Tuesday (1 July).| Big Issue
We often advocate on behalf of people or population groups. Our goal should be to support people and populations to advocate for themselves. Here are three examples how.| Katri Bertram
Motivation is your get up and go, determination, the drive and interest in doing something. Whether it’s exercise, brushing your teeth, writing (or reading) a book, painting a picture or wall, making that call to your insurance company, or simply getting out of bed on a high-pain day. All of it takes motivation. One of…| The Seated View
An Army veteran asked to bring her service dog to work. Her employer took six months to approve it—and that delay may have violated the ADA. TL;DR: A school district took six months to approve a veteran employee’s request to bring her service dog to work. That was too long, according to the Fifth Circuit. While […]| The Employer Handbook Blog
Most neuromyelitis optica spectrum disorder patients experience impaired sleep and worse disability relative to healthy people, per a study.| Neuromyelitis News
Hi, Due to my own M.E. and other personal issues this week, I have just resorted to asking AI how disabled people in Scotland will be impacted by the proposed welfare cuts by the Government in Westminster. I had previously seen people who live in Scotland saying they won’t be impacted so I was surprised ... Read more The post Impact of Liz Kendall’s Proposed Welfare Cuts in Scotland first appeared on ME Foggy Dog.| ME Foggy Dog
As we navigate the complex realities of energy-limiting conditions like M.E, we can sometimes find ourselves at the crossroads of language and lived experience| ME Foggy Dog
Today in 1961, Easton resident Helen Keller received a birthday greeting from President John F. Kennedy containing high praise for her lifetime’s worth of hard work and advocacy for pe…| Today in Connecticut History
Social Security has 2 disability programs – one based on work, the other based on need. Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) pays monthly benefits if you have paid into Social Security through…| SSA
(This post is also on my Substack page, but i posted it here as well. Thanks for reading!) When i was 14 years old i was introduced to Metallica. By the time i turned 15, they were my favorite band. … Continue reading →| the one woman apollo!
i’ve not spent much time at music festivals in general; besides the random annual local jazz or punk festival over the years, the last time i attended anything major was in the early 1990s, w…| the one woman apollo!
Labour has announced a Universal Credit and Personal Independence Bill, the next stage in making its disability benefit cuts law.| Big Issue
Higher levels of the signaling molecule CXCL13 detected in the blood and CSF fluid of NMOSD patients were accompanied by worse disability.| Neuromyelitis News
A job candidate allegedly asked to reschedule an interview due to severe menstrual symptoms. She didn’t get the job. But she did get the EEOC’s attention—and a settlement. TL;DR: The EEOC alleged that a national fitness company violated the ADA and Title VII when it rejected a female applicant after she disclosed painful endometriosis symptoms […]| The Employer Handbook Blog
The presence of two distinct chronic lesion markers on MRI is linked to faster disability progression in MS patients, researchers say.| Multiple Sclerosis News Today
Accessibility is increasingly recognised as an important part of how organisations deliver value across a number of industries.| Workplace Wellbeing Professional
If like me you’re disabled you’ve probably thought about being cured. As I’m blind this would mean having 20/20 vision. I don’t think about it much, but when I do I picture myself on a motorcycle, …| Planet of the Blind
In his latest column, KFF President and CEO Drew Altman discusses the history of the battles over the ACA’s provisions that were designed to expand coverage for the uninsured, which helps explain the effort to cut federal funding for the Medicaid expansion today. The real underlying issues, he says, are the same divisions that have always plagued the debate about covering the uninsured.| From Drew Altman Archive | KFF
