Disability
Stories about amazing individuals overcoming disabilities both visible and invisible.

Accessibility Still Matters In The Apocalypse
During a global pandemic like COVID-19, accessibility matters more than ever. So why is society trampling on the rights of chronically ill and disabled people?

From Feeling Stupid To Feeling Included
As a blind person, the acceptance shown to me in my yoga class reminds me that everything can be accessible to the disabled, if people let it be.

The Dyslexic Ophthalmologist Who Paints Alien Worlds
Stephanie Skolik's severe dyslexia couldn't stop her from a life of helping the visually impaired... or a second-life as a remarkable artist.

Designing A Wheelchair For Adventure
After a stroke left him partially paralyzed, lifelong outdoorsman Geoff Babb set out to design a wheelchair that could truly take him anywhere.

Conversation With A Blind Biohacker
Diagnosed with retinitis pigmentosa, Victor Mifsud refused to accept his doctor's opinion that his eyesight would never approve, embarking instead on an adventure in neuroplasticity.

How The Woman 'Too Ugly' To Be Online Used Selfies To Prove A Point About Disability
While a troll army hurled abuse at her, Melissa Blake posted selfie after selfie to show the world that true ugliness is being ashamed of who you are.

If You Want To Survive COVID-19 Lockdown, Learn From The Disabled
Frustrated by endless weeks of self-quarantine due to coronavirus? Welcome to the world of chronic illness and disability. And after all this is over, remember us.

Lessons From A Roller Derby Fall
An accident left me with chronic pain, and a better understanding of how to forgive myself.

"Your Rights Get Parked At The Door": Life In Prison With A Disability
Abuse of disabled people is rampant in our prison systems. Here's some of their stories.