This hurts
The messy reality of disabled bodies is as close as our own skin
Finding My Place and Learning To Assert My Rights: Growing Up Disabled in Bangladesh
Disabled people should be given the opportunity to participate in all spheres of life - and until we are able to say that this is a reality, we must collectively work to dismantle the systems which exclude us.
I was excluded at school because of disability – My experiences can teach us how to be more inclusive
You are worthy of belonging, and your disability does not imply otherwise. Remember that.
Reconciling faith and disability: my journey through Ramadan
Ramadan is a reminder that our purpose in this world goes beyond our own selves, so part of me knew that participating in this month would help me come to terms with my disability and find my purpose. I was
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.