Health
Health and healthcare are at the forefront of disability rights issues. In these pieces, you’ll find insights on topics ranging from insurance and the need for systemic change within medical institutions, to the importance of self-care for your physical and mental well-being.
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Finding Sexual Health Care Shouldn’t Be So Difficult for Disabled People
Lack of Insurance Coverage for Medical Marijuana Can Leave Some Users Behind
My Family’s Normalization of Pain Made Me Believe I Wasn’t Strong
Disabled People Deserve Better Access to Care for Eating Disorder Recovery
Showing Up in Public in a Disabled Trans Body
My Knowledge of My Body is Often Ignored When I Seek Medical Care
Social Justice Activists Can’t Always Fight for Everything, and That’s Okay
Slowing Down and Embracing Surgical Recovery is Still Living
Here’s Why Student Loan Debt is a Disability Rights Issue
Sex Work is a Disability Issue. So Why Doesn’t the Disability Community Recognize That?
How Proposed Changes to Public Charge Will Make It Hard to Immigrate with a Disability
Why We All Need to Fight for the Rights of Transgender Disabled People
For Disabled People, the Path to Employment is Still a Maze
