Some of us can’t smell the gas leak. Some of us can’t enjoy a cup of coffee without gagging at someone’s cologne from three rooms away. And some of us …
How Tony Jacobsen Is Changing Adaptive Fitness
Adaptive fitness is the miracle we need in the disabled community. I’ve known Tony forever, so I was excited to learn about his recent accomplishments. I was going to take …
IEPs Aren’t One-Size-Fits-All
When I look at the IEP system in our schools, I see a lot of people trying their best-and still getting it wrong. I’ve been a middle school teacher for …
Shameka Andrews: Championing Disability Advocacy in New York
How Shameka Andrews Found Her Voice Through Ms. Wheelchair New York When you meet Shameka Andrews, you don’t just meet a disability advocate—you meet a force. A woman who has …
Feel Something: Touch, Tech & the Magic of Disabled Living
Touch Isn’t Just a Sense. It’s Personal.Touch is more than pressure or pain. It’s how we connect with each other and with ourselves. When you live in a disabled body, …
Dare to Read Your Savage August 2025 Horoscope
Because the stars are watching, and they’ve got jokes.Get ready for a cosmic rollercoaster filled with drama, insight, and just enough celestial side-eye to make your exes feel seen. Whether …
Technology and Assistive Devices for Hearing Accessibility
Technology and Assistive Devices for Hearing AccessibilityPart Two of the Tech That Gets Us Series You shouldn’t have to fake a laugh because you missed the punchline. You shouldn’t need …
A Mid-Year Check-In for People with Disabilities
Disabled or not, July is your chance to reset—on your terms. Here’s why the mid-year mark matters more than you think. Every year on January 9th, I celebrate not just …
Tech That Lets Us See: Tools for Low Vision & Blind Users
Seeing the world differently doesn’t mean seeing it with limits. From smart glasses to label-scanning apps, the right tech doesn’t just offer access. It puts us in control. Tech for …