What’s the Social Model of Disability?
What is the social model of disability and why is it important ?
What is the social model of disability and why is it important ?
Stella Young of Ramp Up explains the Social Model of
Thursday, April 24, was a day that I'd been waiting
Guest blogger Kara Ayers is the Advocacy and Dissemination Coordinator
by Emily Ladau Have you seen this #DearFutureMom Video? We
I am thinking you will understand more when you see the feeling . The feeling on my side.
Over 200 mourners gathered in New York on January 25
Kari Wagner-Peck ,the author of A Typical Son blog, and
Over the years, though, we have learned that war is
Know you are not a burden or trouble for being. You are a person who has every right to be. A family that is saying love but saying you are so hard so wrong for not being as they wanted. The family is wrong. Not You. A school segregating is wrong. Not You.There are many if the disability community that are here for you.
"Disability is not something terrible that needs to be fixed, cured, or made to go away forever. It is a natural part of reality. We ask for acceptance as equal members of society." From the PSA "Your Daily Dosage of Inspiration" by Cheryl Green and Caitlin Wood.
I do not know if you have ever thought of
My soul hurts and I am naming names. And I am saying, if you have a drop of sympathy for the murderers, or almost murderers, you have blood on your hands too.
I know how it feels to be the victim,
Am I a person with autism or autistic? Does it matter? And why?
How does it make you feel when you hear a
ABC.com reports that despite sporadic appearances in the media and
Join the Stop Hurting Kids campaign to end restraint and seclusion abuse in schools.The easiest way to make a meaningful contribution is to take a stand.
PrAACtical AAC's latest post on the importance of presuming competence.
A north suburban special education school bus aide slapped an
by Sarah Levis Disabled people in several American cities are
Where is the public outrage over the death of Robert
This is a moment for us not only to mourn,
A lawyer for the family of a 26-year-old man with
It seems like a natural: keypads with Braille, audio prompts
"The overall message is that you cannot tell what a person is capable of or what their life is like simply by looking at them. " Brian Steel
The National Association of the Deaf and the American Association
I love Larry Bissonnette- artist and disability rights activist. If
Stephen Kuusisto on the ableist article about autism and neurodiversity on Slate.
No Limits: People With Cerebral Palsy v Condescending Tools.
Really, this is number one. Please presume my competence.