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Technology
Beyond Barriers: The Power of Assistive Technology
In recent studies, it has been shown that over 2.5 million people are in need of one or more assistive devices. Assistive devices or assistive technology can be described as equipment...
In Technology, Inclusion, Advocacy, Health, Innovation, Jun 16, 2022
Demystifying 'a11y': The Drive for Digital Accessibility
In the sprawling realm of digital space, a single term stands out as a beacon of hope and advocacy: a11y. For the uninitiated, this might appear as a simple abbreviation. Yet, dive de...
In Technology, Inclusion, Accessibility, Jul 06, 2021
Making Pride Accessible: An Essential Step towards Inclusivity
Pride events have been historically inaccessible for disabled people. From the lack of sign language interpreters, to hosting events that are not wheelchair accessible, the list goes ...
In Pride, Inclusion, Accessibility, Rights, Advocacy, Technology, Jun 25, 2021
Audio Descriptions: Bridging the Gap in Entertainment for the Visually Impaired
In the vast landscape of entertainment, a myriad of colors, expressions, and sequences form the essence of storytelling. But what about for the blind or visually impaired? How do they...
In Inclusion, Technology, Media, Entertainment, Jun 14, 2021
Tone Indicators: Enhancing Online Communication
Unlike in speech, tone and expression can be hard to express and detect in a text message or any written content. This means communicating without any facial expressions, gestures, or...
In Technology, Inclusion, Communication, Accessibility, Jun 01, 2021
Photosensitive Viewers and Flash Warnings: A Guide to Responsible Content Creation
In the age of digital content, the internet offers a vast and diverse landscape of visuals and multimedia experiences. However, it’s important to remember that not all viewers have th...
In Technology, Inclusion, Health, Media, May 19, 2021
Understanding CamelCase: The Intersection of Readability and Accessibility
With the exponential rise of social media platforms, the hashtag has become an emblematic tool for categorizing, emphasizing, and starting global conversations. Yet, in the vast world...
In Technology, Inclusion, Accessibility, May 17, 2021
Alternative Texts and Image Descriptions: Importance and Best Practices
In the digital age, the Internet has become a common platform where content is widely shared, discussed, and consumed. However, not everyone has equal access to this content, especial...
In Technology, Inclusion, Accessibility, May 15, 2021
Inclusion
Understanding ADHD: A Guide
Consider your brain to be a remote control, with someone constantly changing the channel. Wouldn’t it be difficult to concentrate, listen, and learn? One teacher described her pupils ...
In Health, Awareness, Diversity, Inclusion, Nov 06, 2022
Beyond Barriers: The Power of Assistive Technology
In recent studies, it has been shown that over 2.5 million people are in need of one or more assistive devices. Assistive devices or assistive technology can be described as equipment...
In Technology, Inclusion, Advocacy, Health, Innovation, Jun 16, 2022
Demystifying 'a11y': The Drive for Digital Accessibility
In the sprawling realm of digital space, a single term stands out as a beacon of hope and advocacy: a11y. For the uninitiated, this might appear as a simple abbreviation. Yet, dive de...
In Technology, Inclusion, Accessibility, Jul 06, 2021
Unmasking the Intersectionality: Disability and Pride
Intersectionality describes all of the ways in which an individual may be disadvantaged which includes gender, race, class, sexual orientation, etc. Without taking these layers of som...
In Pride, Inclusion, Diversity, Rights, Advocacy, Jul 02, 2021
Making Pride Accessible: An Essential Step towards Inclusivity
Pride events have been historically inaccessible for disabled people. From the lack of sign language interpreters, to hosting events that are not wheelchair accessible, the list goes ...
In Pride, Inclusion, Accessibility, Rights, Advocacy, Technology, Jun 25, 2021
From My Lens: Pride and Autism
Written by Surinder, a transgender and queer autistic individual.
In Pride, Inclusion, Diversity, Relationships, Advocacy, Rights, Jun 21, 2021
Audio Descriptions: Bridging the Gap in Entertainment for the Visually Impaired
In the vast landscape of entertainment, a myriad of colors, expressions, and sequences form the essence of storytelling. But what about for the blind or visually impaired? How do they...
In Inclusion, Technology, Media, Entertainment, Jun 14, 2021
Helen Keller: Beyond The Known Narrative
When students learn about Helen Keller, they often learn about her efforts to communicate as a little girl, and she is, for the most part, portrayed only as a child. This plays a role...
In History, Inclusion, Rights, Advocacy, Race, Jun 07, 2021
Tone Indicators: Enhancing Online Communication
Unlike in speech, tone and expression can be hard to express and detect in a text message or any written content. This means communicating without any facial expressions, gestures, or...
In Technology, Inclusion, Communication, Accessibility, Jun 01, 2021
Photosensitive Viewers and Flash Warnings: A Guide to Responsible Content Creation
In the age of digital content, the internet offers a vast and diverse landscape of visuals and multimedia experiences. However, it’s important to remember that not all viewers have th...
In Technology, Inclusion, Health, Media, May 19, 2021
Understanding CamelCase: The Intersection of Readability and Accessibility
With the exponential rise of social media platforms, the hashtag has become an emblematic tool for categorizing, emphasizing, and starting global conversations. Yet, in the vast world...
In Technology, Inclusion, Accessibility, May 17, 2021
Alternative Texts and Image Descriptions: Importance and Best Practices
In the digital age, the Internet has become a common platform where content is widely shared, discussed, and consumed. However, not everyone has equal access to this content, especial...
In Technology, Inclusion, Accessibility, May 15, 2021
Accessibility
Demystifying 'a11y': The Drive for Digital Accessibility
In the sprawling realm of digital space, a single term stands out as a beacon of hope and advocacy: a11y. For the uninitiated, this might appear as a simple abbreviation. Yet, dive de...
In Technology, Inclusion, Accessibility, Jul 06, 2021
Making Pride Accessible: An Essential Step towards Inclusivity
Pride events have been historically inaccessible for disabled people. From the lack of sign language interpreters, to hosting events that are not wheelchair accessible, the list goes ...
In Pride, Inclusion, Accessibility, Rights, Advocacy, Technology, Jun 25, 2021
Tone Indicators: Enhancing Online Communication
Unlike in speech, tone and expression can be hard to express and detect in a text message or any written content. This means communicating without any facial expressions, gestures, or...
In Technology, Inclusion, Communication, Accessibility, Jun 01, 2021
Understanding CamelCase: The Intersection of Readability and Accessibility
With the exponential rise of social media platforms, the hashtag has become an emblematic tool for categorizing, emphasizing, and starting global conversations. Yet, in the vast world...
In Technology, Inclusion, Accessibility, May 17, 2021
Alternative Texts and Image Descriptions: Importance and Best Practices
In the digital age, the Internet has become a common platform where content is widely shared, discussed, and consumed. However, not everyone has equal access to this content, especial...
In Technology, Inclusion, Accessibility, May 15, 2021
Health
Understanding ADHD: A Guide
Consider your brain to be a remote control, with someone constantly changing the channel. Wouldn’t it be difficult to concentrate, listen, and learn? One teacher described her pupils ...
In Health, Awareness, Diversity, Inclusion, Nov 06, 2022
Beyond Barriers: The Power of Assistive Technology
In recent studies, it has been shown that over 2.5 million people are in need of one or more assistive devices. Assistive devices or assistive technology can be described as equipment...
In Technology, Inclusion, Advocacy, Health, Innovation, Jun 16, 2022
Understanding Invisible Disabilities: A Closer Look
Invisible disabilities, often termed hidden disabilities, represent a spectrum of conditions not immediately noticeable. Those with invisible disabilities face challenges as they navi...
In Health, Disability, Mental Health, Chronic Conditions, Inclusivity, Diversity, Dec 12, 2021
Photosensitive Viewers and Flash Warnings: A Guide to Responsible Content Creation
In the age of digital content, the internet offers a vast and diverse landscape of visuals and multimedia experiences. However, it’s important to remember that not all viewers have th...
In Technology, Inclusion, Health, Media, May 19, 2021
Media
Audio Descriptions: Bridging the Gap in Entertainment for the Visually Impaired
In the vast landscape of entertainment, a myriad of colors, expressions, and sequences form the essence of storytelling. But what about for the blind or visually impaired? How do they...
In Inclusion, Technology, Media, Entertainment, Jun 14, 2021
Photosensitive Viewers and Flash Warnings: A Guide to Responsible Content Creation
In the age of digital content, the internet offers a vast and diverse landscape of visuals and multimedia experiences. However, it’s important to remember that not all viewers have th...
In Technology, Inclusion, Health, Media, May 19, 2021
Communication
Tone Indicators: Enhancing Online Communication
Unlike in speech, tone and expression can be hard to express and detect in a text message or any written content. This means communicating without any facial expressions, gestures, or...
In Technology, Inclusion, Communication, Accessibility, Jun 01, 2021
History
Helen Keller: Beyond The Known Narrative
When students learn about Helen Keller, they often learn about her efforts to communicate as a little girl, and she is, for the most part, portrayed only as a child. This plays a role...
In History, Inclusion, Rights, Advocacy, Race, Jun 07, 2021
Rights
Busting Myths about Dating and Disability
Dating is a daunting affair. Finding someone who likes you for who you are after going through an unimaginable number of filters and censors to make sure they’re worthy of your time, ...
In Relationships, Disability, Pride, Rights, Advocacy, Self-Care, Feb 13, 2022
Unmasking the Intersectionality: Disability and Pride
Intersectionality describes all of the ways in which an individual may be disadvantaged which includes gender, race, class, sexual orientation, etc. Without taking these layers of som...
In Pride, Inclusion, Diversity, Rights, Advocacy, Jul 02, 2021
Making Pride Accessible: An Essential Step towards Inclusivity
Pride events have been historically inaccessible for disabled people. From the lack of sign language interpreters, to hosting events that are not wheelchair accessible, the list goes ...
In Pride, Inclusion, Accessibility, Rights, Advocacy, Technology, Jun 25, 2021
From My Lens: Pride and Autism
Written by Surinder, a transgender and queer autistic individual.
In Pride, Inclusion, Diversity, Relationships, Advocacy, Rights, Jun 21, 2021
Helen Keller: Beyond The Known Narrative
When students learn about Helen Keller, they often learn about her efforts to communicate as a little girl, and she is, for the most part, portrayed only as a child. This plays a role...
In History, Inclusion, Rights, Advocacy, Race, Jun 07, 2021
Advocacy
Beyond Barriers: The Power of Assistive Technology
In recent studies, it has been shown that over 2.5 million people are in need of one or more assistive devices. Assistive devices or assistive technology can be described as equipment...
In Technology, Inclusion, Advocacy, Health, Innovation, Jun 16, 2022
Confronting Internalized Ableism
Internalized ableism is a phenomenon of disabled people believing misconceptions and prejudices about themselves that tends to become internalized by daily living in an ableist societ...
In Advocacy, Disability Pride, Self-Care, Mental Health, Community, Jun 10, 2022
Busting Myths about Dating and Disability
Dating is a daunting affair. Finding someone who likes you for who you are after going through an unimaginable number of filters and censors to make sure they’re worthy of your time, ...
In Relationships, Disability, Pride, Rights, Advocacy, Self-Care, Feb 13, 2022
#StopTheShock: Moving to End a Controversial Practice
The digital age has witnessed the rise and fall of countless hashtags. However, few resonate as deeply or poignantly as #StopTheShock, a hashtag rooted in the fight for humanity and j...
In Human Rights, Disability, Advocacy, Mental Health, Ethics, Justice, Aug 14, 2021
Unmasking the Intersectionality: Disability and Pride
Intersectionality describes all of the ways in which an individual may be disadvantaged which includes gender, race, class, sexual orientation, etc. Without taking these layers of som...
In Pride, Inclusion, Diversity, Rights, Advocacy, Jul 02, 2021
Making Pride Accessible: An Essential Step towards Inclusivity
Pride events have been historically inaccessible for disabled people. From the lack of sign language interpreters, to hosting events that are not wheelchair accessible, the list goes ...
In Pride, Inclusion, Accessibility, Rights, Advocacy, Technology, Jun 25, 2021
From My Lens: Pride and Autism
Written by Surinder, a transgender and queer autistic individual.
In Pride, Inclusion, Diversity, Relationships, Advocacy, Rights, Jun 21, 2021
Helen Keller: Beyond The Known Narrative
When students learn about Helen Keller, they often learn about her efforts to communicate as a little girl, and she is, for the most part, portrayed only as a child. This plays a role...
In History, Inclusion, Rights, Advocacy, Race, Jun 07, 2021
Race
Helen Keller: Beyond The Known Narrative
When students learn about Helen Keller, they often learn about her efforts to communicate as a little girl, and she is, for the most part, portrayed only as a child. This plays a role...
In History, Inclusion, Rights, Advocacy, Race, Jun 07, 2021
Entertainment
Audio Descriptions: Bridging the Gap in Entertainment for the Visually Impaired
In the vast landscape of entertainment, a myriad of colors, expressions, and sequences form the essence of storytelling. But what about for the blind or visually impaired? How do they...
In Inclusion, Technology, Media, Entertainment, Jun 14, 2021
Pride
Busting Myths about Dating and Disability
Dating is a daunting affair. Finding someone who likes you for who you are after going through an unimaginable number of filters and censors to make sure they’re worthy of your time, ...
In Relationships, Disability, Pride, Rights, Advocacy, Self-Care, Feb 13, 2022
Unmasking the Intersectionality: Disability and Pride
Intersectionality describes all of the ways in which an individual may be disadvantaged which includes gender, race, class, sexual orientation, etc. Without taking these layers of som...
In Pride, Inclusion, Diversity, Rights, Advocacy, Jul 02, 2021
Making Pride Accessible: An Essential Step towards Inclusivity
Pride events have been historically inaccessible for disabled people. From the lack of sign language interpreters, to hosting events that are not wheelchair accessible, the list goes ...
In Pride, Inclusion, Accessibility, Rights, Advocacy, Technology, Jun 25, 2021
From My Lens: Pride and Autism
Written by Surinder, a transgender and queer autistic individual.
In Pride, Inclusion, Diversity, Relationships, Advocacy, Rights, Jun 21, 2021
Diversity
Understanding ADHD: A Guide
Consider your brain to be a remote control, with someone constantly changing the channel. Wouldn’t it be difficult to concentrate, listen, and learn? One teacher described her pupils ...
In Health, Awareness, Diversity, Inclusion, Nov 06, 2022
Understanding Invisible Disabilities: A Closer Look
Invisible disabilities, often termed hidden disabilities, represent a spectrum of conditions not immediately noticeable. Those with invisible disabilities face challenges as they navi...
In Health, Disability, Mental Health, Chronic Conditions, Inclusivity, Diversity, Dec 12, 2021
Unmasking the Intersectionality: Disability and Pride
Intersectionality describes all of the ways in which an individual may be disadvantaged which includes gender, race, class, sexual orientation, etc. Without taking these layers of som...
In Pride, Inclusion, Diversity, Rights, Advocacy, Jul 02, 2021
From My Lens: Pride and Autism
Written by Surinder, a transgender and queer autistic individual.
In Pride, Inclusion, Diversity, Relationships, Advocacy, Rights, Jun 21, 2021
Relationships
Busting Myths about Dating and Disability
Dating is a daunting affair. Finding someone who likes you for who you are after going through an unimaginable number of filters and censors to make sure they’re worthy of your time, ...
In Relationships, Disability, Pride, Rights, Advocacy, Self-Care, Feb 13, 2022
From My Lens: Pride and Autism
Written by Surinder, a transgender and queer autistic individual.
In Pride, Inclusion, Diversity, Relationships, Advocacy, Rights, Jun 21, 2021
Human Rights
#StopTheShock: Moving to End a Controversial Practice
The digital age has witnessed the rise and fall of countless hashtags. However, few resonate as deeply or poignantly as #StopTheShock, a hashtag rooted in the fight for humanity and j...
In Human Rights, Disability, Advocacy, Mental Health, Ethics, Justice, Aug 14, 2021
Disability
Busting Myths about Dating and Disability
Dating is a daunting affair. Finding someone who likes you for who you are after going through an unimaginable number of filters and censors to make sure they’re worthy of your time, ...
In Relationships, Disability, Pride, Rights, Advocacy, Self-Care, Feb 13, 2022
Understanding Invisible Disabilities: A Closer Look
Invisible disabilities, often termed hidden disabilities, represent a spectrum of conditions not immediately noticeable. Those with invisible disabilities face challenges as they navi...
In Health, Disability, Mental Health, Chronic Conditions, Inclusivity, Diversity, Dec 12, 2021
#StopTheShock: Moving to End a Controversial Practice
The digital age has witnessed the rise and fall of countless hashtags. However, few resonate as deeply or poignantly as #StopTheShock, a hashtag rooted in the fight for humanity and j...
In Human Rights, Disability, Advocacy, Mental Health, Ethics, Justice, Aug 14, 2021
Mental Health
Confronting Internalized Ableism
Internalized ableism is a phenomenon of disabled people believing misconceptions and prejudices about themselves that tends to become internalized by daily living in an ableist societ...
In Advocacy, Disability Pride, Self-Care, Mental Health, Community, Jun 10, 2022
Understanding Invisible Disabilities: A Closer Look
Invisible disabilities, often termed hidden disabilities, represent a spectrum of conditions not immediately noticeable. Those with invisible disabilities face challenges as they navi...
In Health, Disability, Mental Health, Chronic Conditions, Inclusivity, Diversity, Dec 12, 2021
#StopTheShock: Moving to End a Controversial Practice
The digital age has witnessed the rise and fall of countless hashtags. However, few resonate as deeply or poignantly as #StopTheShock, a hashtag rooted in the fight for humanity and j...
In Human Rights, Disability, Advocacy, Mental Health, Ethics, Justice, Aug 14, 2021
Ethics
#StopTheShock: Moving to End a Controversial Practice
The digital age has witnessed the rise and fall of countless hashtags. However, few resonate as deeply or poignantly as #StopTheShock, a hashtag rooted in the fight for humanity and j...
In Human Rights, Disability, Advocacy, Mental Health, Ethics, Justice, Aug 14, 2021
Justice
#StopTheShock: Moving to End a Controversial Practice
The digital age has witnessed the rise and fall of countless hashtags. However, few resonate as deeply or poignantly as #StopTheShock, a hashtag rooted in the fight for humanity and j...
In Human Rights, Disability, Advocacy, Mental Health, Ethics, Justice, Aug 14, 2021
Chronic Conditions
Understanding Invisible Disabilities: A Closer Look
Invisible disabilities, often termed hidden disabilities, represent a spectrum of conditions not immediately noticeable. Those with invisible disabilities face challenges as they navi...
In Health, Disability, Mental Health, Chronic Conditions, Inclusivity, Diversity, Dec 12, 2021
Inclusivity
Understanding Invisible Disabilities: A Closer Look
Invisible disabilities, often termed hidden disabilities, represent a spectrum of conditions not immediately noticeable. Those with invisible disabilities face challenges as they navi...
In Health, Disability, Mental Health, Chronic Conditions, Inclusivity, Diversity, Dec 12, 2021
Self-Care
Confronting Internalized Ableism
Internalized ableism is a phenomenon of disabled people believing misconceptions and prejudices about themselves that tends to become internalized by daily living in an ableist societ...
In Advocacy, Disability Pride, Self-Care, Mental Health, Community, Jun 10, 2022
Busting Myths about Dating and Disability
Dating is a daunting affair. Finding someone who likes you for who you are after going through an unimaginable number of filters and censors to make sure they’re worthy of your time, ...
In Relationships, Disability, Pride, Rights, Advocacy, Self-Care, Feb 13, 2022
Disability Pride
Confronting Internalized Ableism
Internalized ableism is a phenomenon of disabled people believing misconceptions and prejudices about themselves that tends to become internalized by daily living in an ableist societ...
In Advocacy, Disability Pride, Self-Care, Mental Health, Community, Jun 10, 2022
Community
Confronting Internalized Ableism
Internalized ableism is a phenomenon of disabled people believing misconceptions and prejudices about themselves that tends to become internalized by daily living in an ableist societ...
In Advocacy, Disability Pride, Self-Care, Mental Health, Community, Jun 10, 2022
Innovation
Beyond Barriers: The Power of Assistive Technology
In recent studies, it has been shown that over 2.5 million people are in need of one or more assistive devices. Assistive devices or assistive technology can be described as equipment...
In Technology, Inclusion, Advocacy, Health, Innovation, Jun 16, 2022
Awareness
Understanding ADHD: A Guide
Consider your brain to be a remote control, with someone constantly changing the channel. Wouldn’t it be difficult to concentrate, listen, and learn? One teacher described her pupils ...
In Health, Awareness, Diversity, Inclusion, Nov 06, 2022
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Understanding ADHD: A Guide
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Busting Myths about Dating and Disability
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Unmasking the Intersectionality: Disability and Pride
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