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Girl with autism creates children books to confirm kids learn from kids
Rainbow Mosho writes books that create a world where children feel safe and unique. Rainbow has published two books in less than 6 months. A third book will be published in June. How can a 12-year-old artist and author in the autism spectrum be capable of illustrating every book and co-writing them with mom Yadira...
Beacon College creates television show focused on learning disabilities
There is a world of difference between what typical students need to thrive and the support students with...
Moving to a new home? Keep these points in mind if you have a child with disability
Planning to move to a new home in 2021? If so, you’ve likely started thinking about all of the major steps involved...
Stop therapy baby doll shaming
My name is Thecla. I am a survivor of childhood abuse and bullying all through school. I was bounced around from...
Disability Wedding Planning Book the First of Its Kind
Everyone deserves the joy of a wedding– but disabled couples have long been denied respect. Wedding Planning...
8 Food safety tips when traveling abroad
Nausea, vomiting, fever, stomach pain, loose stools – these are the worst things you can experience when...
Marriage equality is still not a reality for disabled people in India
Marriage of Disabled Man or Woman is a most challenging topic, probably more challenging their own physical...
How can Virtual Reality technology help persons with disabilities?
"Life is difficult. This is a great truth, one of the greatest truths." This is the opening line of the book "The less travelled road" from Scott Peck. When I first read this back in my senior year in high school, I felt a great relief in my heart. Sometimes we forget that everyone out is having their own battle. It was essential...
My experience navigating through the mental health hospital system
I clearly remember my very first psychiatric hospital admission. I was put on ITO (Involuntary Treatment Order) at the Princess Alexandra Hospital in Brisbane. I was bizarre; I was suicidal and spent at least a day and more in the Emergency mental health ward. My belongings were locked away; I didn’t have much with me at all....