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.
A future with Accessibility Sewn in
Levi's is advancing, with Google - a future with accessibility and technology sewn in. This is yet another example of the fact that accessibility is something which benefits everyone
