The Teaching Tolerance project encompasses a variety of materials, classroom activities, and professional resources that include a wide variety of topics. The list provided here includes those articles that are specifically related to disability.

• Let's Disable the Word Lame (October 2014)

• Beautiful Differences (Summer 2014)

• Art and Accessibility: Study of Design (July 2014)

• The Shame Game (Mental Illness) (Fall 2013)

• Meeting Matthew (Invisible Disabilities) (Fall 2012)

• Using Photographs to Teach Social Justice: Affirming Our Commonalities and Differences

• Universal Design (May 2011)

• Making Disability Explicit (April 2011)

• Understanding Disabilities curriculum for K-12.

• Into the Mainstream: inclusion in the classroom.

• A Girl and a Word (Spring 2011)

• Rosa's Law Changed Words — Now Let's Change the Prejudice (October 2010)

• Looking Past the Disability to the Person (September 2010)

• Fighting Prejudice and Discrimination Against People with Learning Disabilities (Spring 2010)

• Inclusion on the Bookshelf (Fall 2009)

• Disability Awareness: We're In It Together

• Getting Past "Stereotype Threat", stereotypes affect a student's self-perception

• Charity and Justice: What's the Difference?, explores relieving symptoms in contrast to resolving root causes