Month: September 2011
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Greetings from New York City
Hi all! Greetings from New York City! We’re having a great time out here, but due to technical problems with…
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Travel & Holidays
Ibiza clubbing!
Guest contributor, Amy Dunne, recently went to Ibiza – one of Europe’s premier clubbing destinations. Amy kindly writes about her…
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Lifestyle
The big book launch!
DH’s co-editor, Martyn Sibley, writes about his book launch and the inspiration behind the Disability Diamond Theory. In taking the…
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News
iPads And Cerebral Palsy – A Modern Communication Aid?
Regular DH contributor, Sarah Ismail, writes about how the iPad has become just as much a mobility / communication aid…
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News
Sustainable livelihoods
Disability Horizons covers the work of a special project in rural India to support disabled people to start their own…
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Assistive Tech & Products
Deaf People and The Cyborg
DH’s latest contributor, John Walker (who is the Covenor of Deaf Studies at the University of Sussex) publishes a blog…
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Entertainment & Culture
Turning 20 – Celebrating twenty years of the Candoco Dance Company
Candoco is a contemporary dance company of disabled and non-disabled dancers based in London, UK. They are premiering a new…
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Assistive Tech & Products
New Horizons: moving from the online world to the real world
As referenced in a recent blog post, I have not been so prolific with my article writing of late. In…
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Wellbeing & Fitness
Call sign – “Maverick”: Introducing adaptive flying
Ever wanted to fly a plane? Then let us introduce you to the APT Trust (Aviation for Paraplegics and Tetraplegics…
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Travel & Holidays
Welcome to Budapest’s Hotel Panda – a hotel run by disabled staff
Adelina Chalmers who publishes a blog called The Geek Whisperer writes about a hotel in Budapest, Hungary that is run…
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