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BBI Chairman Peter Blanck on NPR’s Marketplace discussing whether the government should allow some employers to pay less than minimum wage to people with disabilities

June 17, 2022
Peter Blanck, BBI chairman, interviewed by Meghan McCarty Carino on NPR’s Marketplace “Should the government still allow some employers to pay less than minimum wage?”…
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BBI at Syracuse College of Law Named Exemplar Disability Rights Program by US News

June 6, 2022
“Advice for Law School Applicants with Disabilities” US News contributor Gabriel Kuris provides some tips to successfully navigate the admissions process and the law school experience. While applying to and attending law school are difficult for anyone, people with disabilities often face extra hurdles on the path to practicing law. According to Peter Blanck, university…
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New ADA Live podcast! Episode 106: COVID and Mental Health

June 1, 2022
As we begin the third year of the COVID-19 pandemic, leading health and research organizations are reviewing data on what we have been through and how we have been impacted. An area of concern is how the pandemic has affected our mental health. According to a scientific brief released in March 2022 by the World…
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