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Julia, who has been blind since age four and deaf since twenty, faces the challenges of motherhood while preparing for the arrival of her daughter Ayla.
Andrew Gurza, a self-identified "queer cripple," advocates for the inclusion of sex and disability in public discussions in Jari Osborne's documentary.
Genetic engineering allows scientists to decode and rewrite the genetic makeup of living organisms, fundamentally altering healthcare and agriculture.
Nick and Sophie, young students in the UK, navigate significant challenges after Nick's life-changing diagnosis as they strive to marry despite adversity.
Two brothers, Nick and Alex Bourne, travel the world to explore the experiences of siblings living with Down Syndrome while reflecting on their own bond.
Angel Giuffria, a pioneering cyborg, explores advanced biotechnologies at institutions like Johns Hopkins and Brown University to enhance human capabilities.
Over 400 abusive messages were hidden from comedian Rosie Jones's social media account, revealing the extent of online hate targeting individuals with disabilities.
A modular prosthetic limb developed at Johns Hopkins costs upwards of $120 million and represents the cutting edge of bionic technology.
Almost everybody with autism experiences some degree of sensory issues, which can range from minor nuisances to debilitating challenges.
Charles Maddox, a celebrity chef and diabetes advocate, creates a film to raise awareness about Complex Regional Pain Syndrome, a condition affecting his mother.
A long jumper with a prosthesis, Markus Rehm, holds a world record of 8.48 meters, surpassing non-disabled competitors at the Paralympics.
John Paine's fifteen-year battle with ALS highlights his resilience as an entrepreneur, adventurer, and family man, showcasing a story of hope and transformation.
Hospital General Gea Gonzalez in Mexico City provides transformative reconstructive surgery for impoverished patients, showcasing the dedication of medical professionals like Dr. Fernando Ortiz Monasterio.
Neele Buchholz, an actress and dancer with Down syndrome, navigates the challenges of the entertainment industry while striving for independence and success in her career.
Stephanie Ramirez shares her experiences after losing a leg to cancer, documenting her recovery and challenges through YouTube videos.
A gynecologist tells a young woman with a disability that she can have sexual intercourse with anyone she wants, challenging societal misconceptions about intimacy.
In the Bedouin Village of El-Sayed, known for its high percentage of deaf residents, Salim decides to give his deaf son a cochlear implant to change his future.
Julia, who has been blind since age four and deaf since age 20, is determined to raise her daughter Ayla despite facing significant challenges.
A couple in Colorado opens their home to six blind adopted children, showcasing the diverse definitions of family life in the series World's Most Extraordinary Families.
Holly Bartlett was found unconscious under the McKay Bridge in Halifax, less than 48 hours after a night out with friends on March 27, 2010.
Over 80 percent of people with Down syndrome show signs of Alzheimer's disease at a much younger age than the general population.
A misfit community finds solace in the haunted house ArcSport, confronting their demons together.
Logan Madsen, 36, has Miller syndrome, a rare genetic condition affecting fewer than 30 people worldwide, and has undergone about 25 surgeries.
Natasha, a young woman with cerebral palsy, prepares to sail across the Atlantic Ocean using an innovative control system developed with her father.
Thalidomide victims in Germany, Canada, and the UK reflect on societal changes regarding disability over 25 years, while new cases emerge in Brazil.
Adam Pearson, who has neurofibromatosis type 1, investigates the prevalence and societal attitudes surrounding disability hate crime in the UK.
The Americans with Disabilities Act emerged from a unique alliance between Berkeley activists and conservative Republicans, shaping civil rights legislation worldwide.
About 80% of military jobs are unavailable to those classified as colorblind, drastically altering one man's career aspirations and life path.
Two actors with Parkinson's disease perform Samuel Beckett's "Endgame," revealing their personal experiences and artistic resilience in the face of adversity.
Sam Sullivan, a quadriplegic who broke his neck at 19, runs for mayor of Vancouver while facing challenges in his daily life and political campaign.
Thalidomide victims in Germany, Canada, and the UK reflect on societal attitudes towards disability over 25 years, while new cases emerge in Brazil, prompting calls for justice.
Kathy's family has lived with a genetic condition known as lobster claw syndrome for approximately 155 years, affecting multiple generations.
Ron, a boy with cerebral palsy, faces daily challenges while his family navigates a complex surgery in the US to improve his mobility and quality of life.
This virtual reality film follows 17-year-old Juana, an Argentinian high school student, as she navigates sexuality and disability while advocating for sex education.
At age six, Breana weighs 40 pounds and faces the daily challenges of cystic fibrosis while pursuing her passion for tandem surfing.
More than 4,000 men and women work to convert military aircraft into commercial airliners after World War II.
A classroom in Dublin features a "Magic Chair" where children engage in creative activities and build self-confidence through storytelling and humor.
At The Artisan workshop in Canada, a group of 15 employees with intellectual disabilities, including self-described handyman Jean, showcase their unique talents and vibrant personalities.
Brittle Bone Disease affects a Colorado family whose lives are intertwined with strength and support, alongside a New York prepper family and a record-breaking Las Vegas strongman family.
Nico Acampora operates a pizzeria in Italy that employs autistic individuals, fostering their independence in a supportive environment.
Katy Sullivan runs the 100 meters in 17.68 seconds, aiming for a spot on the USA Paralympic team while planning her wedding to comedian Jay Cramer.
Victor Pineda, an urban planner and activist, reflects on the meaning of life while confined to his room during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Jonathan Lerman, a 14-year-old artist, completed a race with his father, finishing second to last after taking their time on the course.
Matthew Christian, born without full limbs and a tongue, navigates life's challenges and triumphs in this award-winning documentary directed by Christian de Rezendes.
Darlington is one of around 500 dementia friendly communities in the UK, where individuals like Lorraine Dunn work to promote inclusion and support.
Jason DaSilva, diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 2005, documents his experiences as a father to his son, Jase, while managing his condition.
Alphée, a girl with a rare genetic disorder, challenges medical expectations as her father, Hugo Latulippe, dedicates a year to her education for classroom integration.
A vocational rehabilitation counselor manages a caseload of approximately 60 clients, assisting them in returning to employment despite various disabilities.
