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A poem by Arwyn Chapman Toaster in a Smoothie Shop Say there’s a smoothie shop. For whatever reason, they need a new blender. Maybe one of theirs broke, they need to upgrade an outdated model, or just need an extra… Continue Reading →
The Autism Research Project consists of a dedicated group of student researchers aiming to investigate the effect of feelings of isolation among Austic individuals. This ongoing study started in Fall of 2022, led by Marina Fishman and… Continue Reading →
Language is a means to communicate with each other and the way we use it influences the outcome of the message we want to convey. Nowadays there is a thin line drawn between what is cruel, what is uneducated, and… Continue Reading →
Judy Heumann is a disability rights activist and advocate who had dedicated her life to fighting for the rights of people with disabilities. Born in Brooklyn, New York, in 1947, Heumann contracted polio at the age of 18 months, which… Continue Reading →
When we think of the word “Accessibility” we think of many things and what it means for us, but we can never leave off what accessibility means from the perspective of disabled people. Things are accessible when they account everyone…. Continue Reading →
People in the work force over the course of history have had to deal with unfair working conditions and often times little pay for their efforts. As civil and workers rights have been developed, there has been an upturn of… Continue Reading →
The deaf community includes people that are deaf or hard of hearing that share the same common language which is sign language. Also, people included in the deaf community share everyday experiences and values. People in the… Continue Reading →
