Kaua e whakakoha i au, he hauā noa nōku.
Ki te noho au hei tangata whakaaweawe i a koe, kei a koe tēnā. Engari ko tāku e hiahia ana kia whakaaweawe ahau i ngā tāngata nō runga i te pai o aku mahi, kaua nō tōku hauātanga.
Why Amplify?
Our work in the last year has propelled disabled people’s voices, but it is just beginning. Powered by AUT University, Amplify by All is for All is a monthly content series that allows a range of disabled creatives and advocates
Turn Me On: Navigating sex after a spinal cord injury
When Claire Freeman became a wheelchair user at age 17 - the questions she had about how she might enjoy sex were dismissed - and she was made to feel like that part of her life was over. In this
Between Two Communities : Observations of Covid-19 as a disabled and non-binary person
Our rainbow communities have already lived through one epidemic. They know that while a virus can kill, so can stigma.
He Matapihi Ki Tōku Ao
In this piece monthly contributor sixteen-year-old, kiringāua shares "He Matapihi Ki Tōku Ao," a snippet of his life.
