The Blog that Voices Disabled Issues

“If you see the person not the disability, you’re only getting half the picture.” But is "disability first" better?

It is not my responsibility that my teacher was not educated on my disability.

Besides, it seems like she tried.

One morning I was scrolling through TikTok, as one does. Between the funny skits of Frozen Texas, and Wanda Vision spoilers, I came...

Online school is hard for everyone, but for the disabled community it's even worse.How might post-secondary schools address these issues?

They are always treated indifferently from everyone else and are offered ways where they can be “fixed.”

Persons who are deaf or hard of hearing still have to get groceries and supplies like everyone else. But it becomes a problem when they hav

People with mental disabilities want to fit in, but it is difficult when the illness they have carries such a stigma.

This post was first published in 2020 Three siblings ventured out into the neighborhood after a long weekend home as a quest for some...

Secondary effects of the virus such as racism, ageism, violence, unnecessary deaths are impacting the disabled community the most.

When Canadians think about institutional abuses, we often think about Indigenous Residential schools. The amount of horror that went down...

All courtrooms are equipped with a sound system, so that the people in the gallery and the jury can hear what is going on. Yet I couldn't.

This is why stations must have braille in the elevator, and on the maps, so that the blind may have a guide on where to go.

One problem about the city is one I experience every day: Lack of visuals on Subway line 2.