Ari Kerssens

Bec is wearing a green jumpsuit with her legs up on her wheelchair as she lays on the ground on a white fluffy rug. She has shoulder length dark hair.

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Authentic Representation. What is it, really?

Ari brings their unique perspective and eloquent wordsmithery to the topic of authentic representation in the disability space. This piece takes us on a journey through time, beginning in 20th-century disability history, before sending us on a wild ride of ideas and debates from Ari's colourful lens. Strap in for a wonderfully educational and mind-opening read.

Graphic image with the title in yellow font 'Make Pride Accessible', Underneath are 4 people celebrating pride. one is a wheelchair user, one is a lower leg amputee, another is a lower arm amputee

Attitude What's The Disabili-TEA Series

Pride & Prejudice: Are queer spaces accessible?

Ari Kerssens features in the upcoming Attitude docuseries What’s the Disabili-TEA about people at the intersection of queer and disabled identities.

Ari Kerssens

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