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The image is a graphic promoting a blog post titled "Breaking Barriers to Stop Isolation in the Classroom and Foster True Inclusion." It features a classroom scene with empty desks and chairs, indicating a learning environment. The title is prominently displayed on the right side, with the website link "www.theaccessibilitynp.com" at the bottom. The design includes a circular cutout of the classroom image on the left side. The overall color scheme is neutral and inviting, with a clean and minimalistic layout.

Ending Isolation in the Classroom

Isolation in the classroom is an often-overlooked but critical issue that impacts many students, particularly those who are disabled. While the intentions behind isolating a student might vary—ranging from behavior management to inadequate resources for support—the results are damaging. This in-depth blog will cover the manifestations of isolation, its legal implications, the emotional and academic …

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The image features a close-up of an American flag draped on a light, textured surface, symbolizing patriotism and respect. The text on the right side reads, "Empowering Veterans Through Assistive Technology," with the website URL "www.theaccessibilitynp.com" displayed below. The font is bold, in a deep red color, reflecting a strong, impactful tone. The overall design is warm and respectful, aligning with the theme of honoring veterans.

Honoring those who served by breaking barriers with assistive technology.

Veterans Day is deeply personal to me. It’s a day that always brings to mind my father, a proud Marine veteran, as well as my grandfather, uncles, and other family members who served in the Army. With close family still in active duty, honoring veterans is not just a tradition—it’s a meaningful way to express …

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The Hidden Harm: Social Media Censorship and the Disability Community

Recently, I posted about a situation that should have been simple and straightforward: I observed a delivery driver illegally parked in a disabled parking spot. As an advocate for accessibility, I documented this moment and shared it on a popular social media platform, tagging the company in the hope that there would be accountability. To …

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The image features a serene lake with mountains in the background, and a torn-paper effect in the center. The text reads: "The Weight of Strength A Parent's Perspective on Living with Chronic Illness and Raising a Disabled Child" At the bottom, the website URL "www.theaccessibilitynp.com" is displayed.

Finding the balance between vulnerability and resilience, one day at a time

I can’t tell you how many times I’ve heard, “You’re so strong.” It’s usually well-meaning and often comes from people who care. But as someone managing Crohn’s disease and raising a disabled child, that phrase tends to land a bit awkwardly. It’s not that I don’t appreciate the sentiment; I understand that people want to …

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An eerie night sky with dark clouds and a glowing full moon sets the background. A spiderweb stretches down from the top left corner, adding to the spooky atmosphere. The text in the center reads: 'Spooktacular Fun for an Inclusive Halloween' in a stylish font, with the website 'www.theaccessibilitynp.com' in the top right corner.

Spooktacular Fun for an Inclusive Halloween

Halloween is a time of excitement, creativity, and fun for children and adults alike. For many, trick-or-treating is the highlight of the spooky season, a night to dress up in costumes and collect sweet treats from neighbors. However, for disabled children, trick-or-treating can present a range of barriers that prevent them from fully participating in …

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