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DISABILITY IS NOT A BAD WORD.

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Some Need-To-Knows For Your Disability Justice Journey

A Note On Language & Word Choice

Honoring The Legacy Of Judy Heumann

The Breaking Point Project Tells The Stories Of Incarcerated Disabled & Chronically Ill Folks

An Artist Teaches People How To Make Their Own Air Purifiers − While Advocating For Change

This Organization Is Still Advocating For COVID Safety − Because The Pandemic Is Not Over

How To Maintain COVID-19 Safety − Three Years In

The World's First Disabled Astronaut Has Joined The European Space Agency

A Kansas City Gym Helps Disabled Members Build Meaningful Connections With Their Bodies

4 Wheel City: Meet The Disabled Rap Duo Changing The Face Of Hip-Hop

Supporting People Disabled By Gun Violence

The Disability Equality Index Is Providing Transparency In The Workplace

It Was All Accessible: Coldplay Is An Example For Inclusive And Accessible Concerts

Adaptive Technology From Apple Provides Accessible Voice Banking For People With ALS

Promoting Disability Equality in the Workplace

OUR DISABILITY SYLLABUS: A Resource Hub For Your Foray Into Disability Rights

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Judy Heumann (1947-2023)

Gertrude Oforiwa Fefoame

Julian Gavino

Universal Design Changes Make The World More Accessible For Everyone

Disabled Leaders Are Leading The Charge On Accessible & Accurate Media Representation

Expanding Intersectionality: We Can Hold Disabled Joy & Grief At The Same Time

FINDING HOPE WITH DAPHNE FRIAS IN THE FACE OF CANCER, CLIMATE CHANGE, & CHRONIC ILLNESS.

Adventure Is For Everyone: 4 Resources For Disabled Travelers

Thanks To Increased Awareness, More Neurodivergent Folks Feel Understood – And Ready To "Unmask"

This University Held A Mass Commitment Ceremony To Raise Awareness About Marriage Equality

How Disabled Divers in Honduras Advocate For Disability And Environmental Justice

WORDS MATTER • What To Say (And What Not To Say) When Talking About Disability