Disability Sports: A Life Filled With Joy And The Occasional Bump In The Road

Writer Liesl Hammer explores her experiences of accessing disability sports with cerebral palsy.

“What Do I Wear Now?”: Getting Dressed Again After Stoma Surgery

Check out the range of stoma clothing designed by Madrid-based company SIIL Ostomy.

Living With Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy In Greece: Surviving Should Not Mean Doing Everything Alone

A man shares the realities of living with Duchenne muscular dystrophy in Greece.

When Support Becomes Control: The Small Decisions That Define Autonomy

Disabled writer Massimo Lorusso, from Italy, explores how needing support with everyday tasks can affect autonomy.

EVO PT Self-Balancing Wheelchair: Freedom to Go Further for Less Than £10,000

Discover the EVO PT, an affordable self-balancing wheelchair for less than £10,000, designed to enjoy greater freedom.

Creating A Neuroinclusive Workplace: Why Accessible Work Should Not Depend On Proving A Diagnosis

Nat Hawley explores building a neuroinclusive workplace where support doesn’t depend on diagnosis and accessibility benefits everyone.

Cabaret With The White Cane: Why Accessible Sex Education Is An Inherently Queer Issue

Emma Cieslik explores disability, sexuality, bodily autonomy and accessible sex education through a powerful Disability Culture Cabaret performance.

22 Years Of Life In Isolation: The Barriers Facing A Disabled Man In Central Asia

A disabled man in central Asia shares his 22-year experience of living with paralysis, isolation and limited access to disability support.

Disability Football Coaches Recognised At 2026 England Football Grassroots Awards

Two disability football coaches were among 12 people recognised at the 2026 England Football Grassroots Football Awards, presented by Howdens

Can Gyms And Leisure Centres Become More Accessible?: Creating Welcoming Fitness Environments For People with Disabilities

Discover Marina Logacheva’s research on how gyms and leisure centres can improve accessibility through inclusive design, staff training and disability representation.

From Personal Experience To National Action: Disability Inclusion in Schools Cannot Wait

Disability rights advocate Yasmin Atwal has created a National School Disability Inclusion Toolkit designed to help schools implement accessibility practices.

“Unsuccessful But Rewarding”: Entering Politics As A Disabled South Asian Woman

Read how Disabled South Asian Woman Gina Patel navigated the 2026 local elections, challenged stereotypes, and continues to campaign for change.

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