How I see it … assistance and normalising disability for an inclusive society Currently, I am in the UK for a family funeral/memorial while Guide Dog Sienna has a holiday in NZ. One… Continue reading “How I see it … assistance and normalising disability for an inclusive society”…
How I see it … A broken system As a deafblind woman who is articulate and has worked in the healthcare sector, interaction with government agencies is still… Continue reading “How I see it … A broken system”…
How I see it … who’s responsibility is accessible information around surcharges? While visiting a restaurant last tonight, I encountered a situation that made me uncomfortable—compounded by societal norms, values and accepted… Continue reading “How I see it … who’s responsibility is accessible information around surcharges?”…
How I see it… A timely reminder about the need for social change Today we were reminded how much knowledge and consideration of accessibility is needed in society. Ironically after an Access Matters… Continue reading “How I see it… A timely reminder about the need for social change”…
How I see it …. gaining access is sometimes invisible I am an articulate, well-educated person who practices self and systems advocacy regularly. These days I rarely encounter problems I… Continue reading “How I see it …. gaining access is sometimes invisible”…
How I see it … or don’t This week I was reminded just how changeable my vision is in a day. I will tell a story to… Continue reading “How I see it … or don’t”…