disability

Once The Pandemic Is Over, Can We Keep The World This Accessible?

As a work-from-home mom, I didn’t expect to feel like I have more opportunities during the coronavirus crisis, but I do.
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Society’s Adapting To Isolation. As A Disabled Person, I Hope The Changes Stick

Covid-19 means accessibility has suddenly become everybody's priority. It should stay that way, writes Mari Ramsawakh.
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Student Designs Coronavirus Face Masks For Deaf And Hard Of Hearing People

The Covid-19 pandemic has made it harder for the deaf community to receive critical information.
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The Coronavirus Act 2020 Is Extremely Dangerous For Disabled People Like Me

The 2020 Coronavirus Act will erode our civil liberties, rolling back 30 years of hard won disability rights, writes Sarabajaya Kumar.
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Please Stop Treating Me Like I’m Disposable When You Talk About The Coronavirus

"If you care about people, then care about vulnerable people as well, writes Zipporah Arielle.
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Protecting Yourself From Coronavirus Is Proving Harder For Disabled People Like Me

Disabled people are used to challenges, but from stockpiling to risking our health on public transport, coronavirus is testing every element of our lives, writes Chloe Tear.
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What People With Invisible Illnesses Want You To Know

This is what it's really like to have a health condition no one can visibly see.
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This Is What Social Anxiety Really Feels Like For Tennis Star Jordanne Whiley

The tennis champion opens up for the first time about the impact of anxiety, on and off the court.
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This Young Woman Was Told To 'Go Back Home' For Using A Disabled Toilet

"To face double discrimination really hits your confidence and makes you feel worthless."
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Disabled People Like Me Are Being Forced To Battle Daily For Our Most Basic Needs

We are living in a hostile environment, which is quietly eroding disability rights behind closed doors, campaigner Susan McKinstery writes.
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