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Disability is not an unfortunately placed pimple I need to hide or a tragedy I need to triumph over
Disability is one part of a person’s identity rather than a flaw that warrants fixing
Disability is pain, struggle, brilliance, abundance and joy.
Disability is vast, varied and beautiful
Disability justice is a vision and a practice of liberation for every body and mind
Disability only becomes a tragedy when society fails to provide the things needed to lead one’s life
Disability pride is the way a disabled person asserts their sense of worth in a society that tells us to feel shame
Disability rights activist and author Alice Wong dies at 51
Disability rights advocate Bob Kafka dead at 79
Disability rights movement sprouted in Colorado
Disabled children are often excluded because providers don’t have the confidence, skills or resources
Disabled creatives telling our own stories
Disabled folks are not just perceiving the art experience, but we are producers
Disabled parents are not considered when it comes to families, and we should be
Disabled people are already part of every community our institutions serve
Disabled people are commonly pushed out of education and employment
Disabled people are constantly having to work 10 times harder just to live their life
Disabled people are fully fit to be good parents
Disabled people are just like you. We have hopes and dreams, wants, and desires
Disabled people are rarely seen as reliable narrators of their own stories and experiences
Disabled people are some of the most creative people on the planet, because we have to adapt every single day to our environment
Disabled people don’t need to be ‘included’
Disabled people get painted as litigious, when in fact there are no other options to ensure their civil rights
Disabled people have the full ability to create more authentic stories than ever before
Disabled people travel solo too
Disbelief is a barrier in the same way a flight of stairs is a barrier
Discrimination is creative, and its effects reach far beyond blind people
Diverse Contributors Pursue Shared Goals
Diverse Meeting around a table Featuring People with Disabilities
Diverse Meeting Featuring People with Disabilities
Diverse Meeting Featuring People with Disabilities
Diverse Meeting Featuring People with Disabilities
Diversity of color, nationality, and culture enhances the human experience and should never be made a barrier
Divorce Me
Do Churches Care for the Less Privileged and Disabled
Do We Simply Not Care About Old People?

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