The Disability Dialogue
Amelia Hall, MSW, CPACC, Regina G Beach, sophia manolis, Nick Paro, The Therapist Who Came Undone, Gourmet Spoonie (he/him), Luisa • Chronic Illness Coach, Brad, ShantiiYour guide to disability inclusion. We break down barriers through real stories, simple education, and practical steps to be a better ally. Subscribe to help build an accessible world together.
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The Violet Shift: How Changing My Hair Stopped the World From Fading
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I didn’t dye my hair bright purple because I needed a change; I dyed it because I was tired of pretending I didn’t exist.
I’ve been visibly physically disabled since birth. Throughout my childhood,...
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Putting Our Stories Into the World with The Therapist Who Came Undone and Amelia Hall
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Can We Talk About the ‘In Spite Of’ Narrative?
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I was born with Cerebral Palsy, so I’ve been disabled since birth. For as long as I can remember I’ve heard variations of the following phrases:
You’ve accomplished so much even though you’re disabled....
The Cost of Going Out When You’re Disabled
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Yesterday was one of the best days I’ve had in a long, long time. I met a new friend for breakfast, we went back to her house for tea, and then I came over to her house that evening for a potluck to celebra...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Where disabled experiences meet real-world accessibility. Join writer and accessibility specialist Amelia Hall for raw essays on identity, parenting, and navigating a world not built for us.
Yogi. Creative. Foodie. Disability Advocate.
learning from the body, land, and cultural self-study. reflecting on inheritance, power relations, and creative possibilities for social transformation. living on Dakota homelands / Minneapolis, MN.
Advocate for disability rights, outspoken chronic illness sufferer, veteran - founder of "Sick of this Shit Publications", "Banner & Backbone", and Director of Framing for "Disability Community for Democracy, Inc."
Psychologist and writer, sharing (anonymously, for now) from both sides of the therapy room. This is where the mask comes off. I write about falling apart and the messy, brave work of becoming real.
Good food and cosy homes—the Spoonie way
Your chronic illness big sister, sharing the shortcuts chronic illness forgot to come with. 17 years with lupus & APS. Honest stories and practical tools to protect your energy, advocate for yourself, and build a life you love in the body you have.
Autistic kinkster and ambulatory wheelchair/cane user with cerebral palsy, writing disability-affirming, ND-first guides on kink, along with thoughts on other things, like AI, and whatever other rabbit holes I fall down.
Policy researcher, disability advocate, and faithful optimist living with chronic illness. Mostly sharing research insights and personal stories on disability and inclusion. All views my own. Thanks for being here!
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