Michelle Diament is a co-founder of Disability Scoop, a national news organization that covers issues related to disability in the United States. With a focus on disability policy, legislation, and advocacy, Michelle's articles provide in-depth coverage of topics such as education, employment, healthcare, and civil rights for individuals with disabilities.
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Michelle Diament's coverage primarily focuses on national U.S. government announcements, legal policy regulation, and data citations related to disability services, Medicaid, ADA, SSI, education department issues and employment topics. She often covers stories related to the impact of regulations on disability service providers and individuals with disabilities.
When reaching out to Michelle with pitches or expert commentary ideas, consider offering insights into government policies affecting disability services and advocacy efforts for people with disabilities in the United States. Additionally, providing analysis of relevant data or citing recent research findings would likely be well-received by her based on her previous articles.
Given Michelle's focus on national news relating to these specific areas within the U.S., it may be beneficial to tailor pitches around developments that directly impact federal policies or have implications at a broader level within the country.
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Autism Down Syndrome Intellectual Disability Cerebral Palsy And More…
By: Michelle Diament
President-elect Donald Trump says he wants to eliminate the U.S. Department of Education, but experts are split on what that would mean for students with disabilities across the nation.
Autism Down Syndrome Intellectual Disability Cerebral Palsy And More…
Some of the most prominent voices in Congress for home and community-based services, SSI reform, competitive integrated employment and other disability issues are heading for the exits.
By: Michelle Diament
Federal officials are eyeing changes to the types of information that schools nationwide must report about the experiences of students with disabilities.
By: Michelle Diament
Autism Down Syndrome Intellectual Disability Cerebral Palsy And More…
By: Michelle Diament
With the White House set to change hands, advocates are calling on the FDA to finalize a ban on the use of devices that administer electric shocks to address behavior issues in those with disabilities.
By: Michelle Diament
President-elect Donald Trump says he's "open to anything" when it comes to understanding the rise in autism, an approach that advocates worry could distract from making real gains for those with ASD.
By: Michelle Diament
Walmart is offering customers with disabilities the option to get assistance from a visual interpreter while shopping at its stores or website. (Shutterstock)
By: Michelle Diament
Disability service providers across the nation are struggling to maintain their offerings, with many reporting that they are turning away new referrals and discontinuing programs and it could get worse.
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