Sexual Harassment and Abuse
Disabled voices need to be part of conversations about sexual harassment and abuse. These posts make our community’s voices heard.
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Rooted in Rights Reviews: Come As You Are
I’m a Survivor of Sexual Violence That Caused My Disabilities. Here’s Why I’m Still Proud to Be Disabled.
My Family’s Normalization of Pain Made Me Believe I Wasn’t Strong
Sex Work is a Disability Issue. So Why Doesn’t the Disability Community Recognize That?
My Mental Health Disabilities Don’t Make My Experience of Sexual Assault Less Worthy of Belief
Sex Education is for Everyone. Even Disabled Kids.
Anti-Stigma Mental Health Campaigns Often Ignore Our Realities
We Need to Break Through the Silence on Abuses of Institutionalized Children
Don’t Use “Functioning Labels” to Victim-Blame Me
Disabled People Can Sexually Harass and Assault People, Too
What’s the Point of Trigger Warnings?
I Needed My Caregiver to Keep Me Alive. She Exploited That Power.
When Do I Get to Say “Me, Too?”
