 Top row, left to right: Dan Demirjian, Jessica Schuth, Rebekah Creel, Je'Vonte West, Tariq Soffan, Jordan Jones, William Hennessey. Bottom row left to right: Jenna Orwat, Te'Vontez West, Ruth Poirier, Noah Bilodeau On June 25, 2026, Springfield College welcomed family members, friends, community partners, and supporters to celebrate neba’s Project SEARCH Class of 2026. What unfolded throughout the morning was more than a ceremony—it was a reflection of growth, confidence, laughter, and the many ways opportunity is created when people come together in support of one another.
 A recent memo from the U.S. Department of Justice has sparked new debate about disability rights and what community inclusion means in America.
 Learning disabilities are more common than many people realize—and they are often misunderstood. A learning disability is not related to intelligence. Instead, it reflects how the brain processes information, particularly in areas like reading, writing, math, and language.
3/10/2026 Understanding the History of Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month – and Why It Matters to neba Medicaid is more than health insurance. For millions of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD), it’s what allows them to get medical care, daily help, and the chance to live in their own homes and be part of their community.
 Every July, communities across the country recognize Disability Pride Month—a time to celebrate the strength, resilience, and diversity of the disability community. At neba, we’re proud to stand with our participants, partners, and advocates as we uplift disabled voices, break down barriers, and promote a more inclusive world.
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