Muskan Parvin·Oct 28When a Disability Becomes a Reason to Exclude SomeoneSometimes, the biggest obstacle isn’t a child’s disability. It’s a world that hasn’t made room for them.
Ilana Estelle Author·Oct 11When There Is No ApologyLiving With What Remains UnspokenA response icon1A response icon1
Jhana's Writing Journey·Jul 30Understanding Disability Pride Month: Its Meaning and SignificanceHello, Jhana’s supporters! It’s your disability advocate and writer, Jhana. I hope you’re doing well. Sorry for the delay with these blogs…A response icon1A response icon1
InWhy We Do ThatbySusan Robbie·Jul 12My Hearing Loss Has Become a PunchlineGo Ahead, Make the Hearing Loss Joke. I’ll Pretend I Heard It
InChronicallyOveritbyMeg·Jul 3How has it already been a year of Chronically Over It!?I can’t believe it’s been a year since I posted my first piece, Coming to Terms With Being Disabled. Since then, I’ve written some of my…
SocietalSheep·Jul 3The Stigma of Invisible IllnessThere is a stigma around having an illness you cannot see. To be disabled is something that most people have a visual association with…
Ilana Estelle Author·May 1The Power Within UsWhen Reclaimed Identity and Understanding Finally Changed Everything
Nicole Shir·Apr 6Part 3 of 3- When Race and Culture Collide With Disability: The Intersection Nobody Talks AboutWe have spent two articles examining how disability can unintentionally create racial harm, sometimes invisibly, sometimes with devastating…
