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.
Accessibility Chronicles
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
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
Understanding the Role of an Assistive Technology Consultant: Insights from My Daily Work
When we talk about accessibility, it’s more than just ramps and parking spaces—it’s about ensuring everyone can interact with the world in ways that work
Navigating Difficult Life Periods: Technology for Your Child and Self-Care for Parents
As a parent of a disabled child, the everyday challenges you face are numerous, often requiring a delicate balance of patience, strategy, and emotional strength.
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