• Exhibit displays work by blind artists
• Teen born without arms participates in sports
• 'Bodies of Work' celebrates disability arts and culture
• Archery adapted for physical disabilities
• Thresholds provides transition for those with mental illness
• Chicago Children's Theatre performing play for autistic kids
• Woman with MS teaches tai chi
• Hear the Cheers campaign helps provide hearing aids for kids
• UIC program focuses on disability studies
• NAMI offers info, support for mental illness
• Young albino author overcoming odds
• Learning to live after a brain tumor at a young age
• Fuel call helps people with disabilities get gas
• Custom transportation at Special Needs Chicago
• Fun activities for wounded vets, disabled individuals at Adaptive Adventures
• Chicago Lighthouse day school helps students who are autistic and blind
• Found center prepares homeless, special needs pets for adoption
• Ambassadors teach energy saving techniques
• Woman who lost limbs now inspiring others
• Oscar nominations for films with disability issues
• Chicagoans create wine charms for Oscars gift bags
• Goodman Theatre play Teddy Ferrara highlights struggles of gay, disabled youth
• Couple with Down syndrome celebrates Valentine's Day
• Color Burst screen printing supports developmentally disabled
• Service dogs help owners be independent
• Gridiron Alliance helps young athletes with disabilities
• Rapping gives boy who stutters confidence, inspiration
• Mom, 91, writes book about raising son with Down syndrome
• Jersey Mike's Subs offers braille menu for visually impaired
• Raising awareness about dystonia
• Child's Voice instructs young children with hearing loss
• Douglas Center offers day programs for disabled individuals
• Obsessive Compulsive Disorder affects 2.2-million Americans
• New law cracks down on disability parking violators
• Chefs help blind students learn how to cook
• Curie High School on Chicago's SW Side puts together audio yearbooks
• Fear Experiment welcomes all abilities to experience art
• Joffrey's "The Nutcracker" gives children with disabilities a chance to dance
• Home loan program helps veteran purchase first house
• Program helps families adopt foreign special-needs children
• Seguin offers community living to those with disabilities
• Sky High Sports tramopoline center welcomes individuals with disabilities
• Toys R Us Toy Guide for Differently-Abled Kids offers help for parents
• Frankfort man wins Local Heroes contest, gets new rampvan
• Creative arts therapy for people with disabilities
• College freshman moving on despite disability
• College freshman moving on despite disability
• Dancer-turned-doctor starts classes for Parkinson's patients
• Disability issues platforms for Obama, Romney
• Life Center offers info for patients during, after rehab
• Campaign now 'Changing the Face of Beauty'
• 'Special Talents America' highlights strengths of performers with disabilities
• Free amplified phones available to some Ill. residents
• Dancer-turned-doctor starts classes for Parkinson's patients
• Over the Rainbow Association helps disabled residents find housing
• Adapted trikes give freedom to children with disabilities
• Hand-painted 'Frames by Devora' available for sale
• Tellin' Tales Theatre: Storytelling with a special purpose
• Program helps disabled man train for Chicago Marathon
• Hadley to offer course on reading braille music
• Glenview sensei offers karate for disabled students
• Charlie's Gift Autism Center offers services for entire family
• Young opera singer triumphs over brain lesion
• 'The Mighty Ted' at Second City shows stroke recovery
• 'The Mighty Ted' at Second City shows stroke recovery
• Groups serving the disabled change their names
• Therapy dog brings mental, social benefits to people with developmental disabilities
• Center offers horse therapy for riders with different abilities
• Lighthouse admins state's new RIN program
• U of I sends Paralympians to London
• Farm stand tended by teens with disabilities
• Sound-based therapy helping kids with developmental disabilities
• PAWWS trains dogs for vets with PTSD
• Camp STAR helpful, fun for kids with ADHD
• Valor Games Midwest set for Chicago
• Gallery connects people with and without disabilities
• Website supports people with spinal cord injuries
• Baseball program serves players with autism
• Quinn initiative to move disabled out of institutions, into communities
• RIC fitness center designed for the disabled
• Group offers first aid training for mental health crises
• Access Chicago a key event for the disabled
• Fake service dog vests irk disability rights groups
• Mrs. Illinois hopes to help women with mental illness
• Mrs. Illinois hopes to help women with mental illness
• Wheelchair racer has eyes on London
• EdgeAliance still looking to help its community
• Bridget Brown, a 'butterfly for change'
• Chicago man says having autistic child is rewarding
• North Side therapeutic school seeks more pupils
• Group challenges disabled athletes to Dare2Tri
• Tougher penalties for disability parking abusers
• Job 75 aims to get jobs for disabled workers
• Center offers retirement program for disabled seniors
• Program helps children with cochlear implants
• '100 Sounds to See' displays sound in pictures
• College has academy for students with disabilities
• Cheer team accommodates performers with disabilities
• Passionate Focus art exhibit features work by blind and visually impaired artists
• Disabled man biking across America