Tag Archives: disability

When “All Are Welcome” Really Means “Some”

A woman in a wheelchair being pushed by her caregiver finds herself stuck at the bottom of some steps as the venue is inaccessible

When organizations say “all are welcome,” what they often mean is “some.” This piece explores how disability exclusion is rarely malicious – but frequently chosen – through neglect, inaccessible systems, and conditional access disguised as inclusion.

What Happens When You Catch the Car? A Reflection on Dreams, Disability, and Finding Your Path

For many people with disabilities (or those who love and support them) the “car” we’re chasing might represent an inclusive education, an accessible workplace, equitable healthcare, or a sense of independence. When we finally catch up to these goals, we sometimes find ourselves unsure of the next step. We’re told to dream big, to aim […]