My Mission: Disability Education
Too many people think disability is scary and strange. My mission is to teach people about disability and everyday life.
Too many people think disability is scary and strange. My mission is to teach people about disability and everyday life.
In today’s heartwarming news, a local regular man treated a disabled person with compassion instead of cruelty.
There’s more overlap than you’d think. Here’s the difference between autism and dyspraxia, along with what they have in common.
Losing a loved one is hard. You might not understand what’s next. Here’s how to cope with grief if you have Down syndrome.
Being disability inclusive goes beyond holding doors. In fact, it starts before disabled people enter the room. Here’s how you can help.
Many people make the same awkward mistakes when they interact with a disabled person. Here’s how to avoid gaffes and be friendly.
Many of us hesitate to talk about disability. But when we ignore the subject, we ignore the people. Here are some tips to make it easier.
What does the social model of disability mean for autism and other conditions? Here’s what you need to know, explained with examples.
Most autism-related websites focus on kids. But autistic kids grow up into autistic adults. So if that cute little 7-year-old is now a 27-year-old, what do you do for their birthday? Here are some great gifts for autistic adults and teens. Autistic-Approved Gifts Before we dive in here, I want to mention that these ideas …
Their name isn’t Red, but that’s what I call them online. Too many people think autism negates the need for privacy.