CANE ENABLED Editor’s Note: At various points in my sight loss journey, I volleyed between acceptance and denial which are totally human and natural responses to trauma. Today’s post while written for GAAD (Global Accessibility…
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Rocking Forward An Audio Interview With Steph & Abby
ABBY’S CORNER | AUDIO INTERVIEW Editor’s Note So recently I sat down with my creator, Steph to get a better understanding of how I came into existence. It was so cool talking with Steph, learning…
Visual Identity & Seeing Beyond Vision Loss
WOMEN ON THE MOVE Editor’s Note: The one thing I am most passionate about as an Abilities Crusader is seeing people for who they are. Understanding visible or invisible disabilities doesn’t have to be uncomfortable…
Inclusive BBQ Cook-Off Mardi Gras Style
BEAUTY BUZZ & BLOG BIZ | INCLUSION Intro Each year, more than 800 scholarships are awarded to Texas students by the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo™. As one of the largest scholarship providers in the U.S.,…
Tatum Tricarico From Author To Advocate:
WOMEN ON THE MOVE Pushing For Disability Representation People yelled mean things, whispered to each other, kicked my cane, stared, pointed, laughed, and ultimately made me feel like I was less worthy because of my…
Sports: A Vehicle to Disability Advocacy
Introduction Last week I introduced you to Blind Beauty Eliana Mason. Today, in her Women On the Move article, you’ll learn more about how she became a fierce sports competitor. A Disability Advocate in the…