Media
Media that represents disability is something we’re passionate about at Rooted in Rights. In these pieces, you’ll learn why authentic representation is so important to making change.
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Why A Teacher Carrying a Disabled Student on His Back Shouldn’t Be News
Transcripts
Transcripts with Debra
Rooted in Rights Reviews – Haben: The Deafblind Woman Who Conquered Harvard Law
Netroots 19: Accessibility as a Foundational Tool for Social Storytelling
Alt Text and Audio Description with Cindy
Why Describe? Audio Describing Your Video Content Makes a World of Difference.
Ali Stroker’s Tony Nomination Puts Disability Center Stage
An Interview with Noela
Tyrion Lannister, Dwarf Identity, and the Struggle for Agency
When Real Life for Disabled People Seems a Lot Like Post-Apocalyptic Fiction, is there Hope for the Future?
Kayla Cromer is an Autistic Actress. Autistic Girls and Women Have Been Waiting for This.
What the Media Got Wrong About Selma Blair
