Following on from our article questioning whether the Paralympic Games 2012 has changed the way disability is viewed, Disability Horizons contributor…
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Access auditor Iyiola Olafimihan, who uses both a wheelchair and crutches, talks to Disability Horizons about accessibility in entertainment venues,…
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Kirsty Liddiard, an academic currently based at Ryerson University, Toronto, reviews the book Desires Reborn, a collection of unique short…
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Disability Horizons reader, James Ford, talks about how his road to recovery lead to fulfilling a dream and creating a…
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Photography can be a powerful way to explore both the human body and how is is seen by the world.…
Read More » Arlene on the Scene is a children’s book about disability and embracing differences. The author, Carol Liu, talks to Disability Horizons…
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It’s been just over a month since the Paralympic Games and Jonathan Wade, who runs Innovative Minds at Work (which…
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“I felt a buzz run through me when I was able to strike a golf ball again” recounts David Thompson…
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Co-editor Srin Madipalli shares his thoughts on life working in the City of London; the challenge, the competition and the attitudes.…
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In our two-part article about disability and the media, Trailblazers ambassador David Gale shares his thought on music and song lyrics…
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