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Jo Grace is a long-time contributor to Disability Horizons and one of the UK’s most respected voices on inclusive practice,…

Falling asleep when you live with pain, spasms, or deep fatigue usually has very little to do with being “tired…

Online therapy is often described as more accessible than in-person support, but disabled people’s experiences in the UK show a…

Many disabled people and those living with long-term conditions want better energy, steadier mood, and more comfort in their bodies…

For many disabled students, college life means balancing ambition with access. From inaccessible classrooms to fluctuating health, the barriers are…

After the thoughtful conversations sparked by Joanna Grace’s recent article “Age Appropriate or Person Appropriate?”, we’re delighted to share her…

Key Takeaways Point Summary European Accessibility Act (EAA) A groundbreaking law setting minimum accessibility requirements across digital products and services…

When you think of a playground, what’s the first thing that comes to mind? Perhaps it’s a tall slide or…

Thinking about a career in a skilled trade but worried about accessibility? This practical guide for disabled people covers training,…

Throughout history and the generations, disabled people have been referred to in a variety of ways. Even in society and…