Tag Archives: systemic barriers

A diverse group of individuals, including people using walkers, a wheelchair user, a person with a prosthetic leg, and others of various ages and backgrounds, stand at the base of a building's steps facing a closed door. The text above them reads: “Disrupting Complacency: The Urgent Call for Voices in Access Rights and Inclusion.”
Disrupting Complacency: The Urgent Call for Voices in Access, Rights, and Inclusion

Complacency is a dangerous thing. It sneaks in when we assume progress is permanent, when [...]

21
May
Athletes with lower limb amputations wearing orange jerseys and using forearm crutches walk off a soccer field at sunset. The text overlay reads, “GROWING PAINS: Navigating Development in Adaptive Sports” in bold yellow and white font against a purple banner.
Growing Pains: Navigating Development in Adaptive Sports

Imagine a young athlete (perhaps a little Argentinian named Messi or a young baller named [...]

04
May
The Power of Being Radically Genuine in Disability Advocacy: Navigating Honesty with Empathy

In the world of disability advocacy, trust, clarity, and authentic communication are, of course, super [...]

29
Jan
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 [...]

02
Jan