Activism and Advocacy
Educating the world about disability is how we make progress toward change. Take some time to learn about the advocacy issues that matter most to the disability community, the different approaches to activism, and what issues drive activists to continue fighting.
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The Power of Telling Your Story: A Rooted in Rights Storyteller Reflects on Her Experience
How to Make Your Social Justice Events Accessible to the Disability Community: A Checklist
Dear Meryl Streep: We Don’t Want Pity, We Want Progress
Disability and Tokenism: Why No One Can Speak On Behalf of Everyone
Why Archer’s Challenge Misrepresents the Experience of Wheelchair Users
True Activists Don’t Just “Drive-by”
VIDEO: A Preflight Announcement with Noah Seidel
Acceptance and Accommodations: Bridges to Workplace Inclusion
Impassable Sidewalks Turn Curb Cuts Into “Decorative Accents”
VIDEO: Keep Building Jackson
Calling All Towns: Shovel Your Crappy Snow-Covered Curbs
VIDEO: Out on a Limb: Insurance Providers and Access to Prosthetics with Emily Harvey
The Public Health Statistic that Fails Disabled People
