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- Calling Up Justice!

Day: August 13, 2024

Overhead shot of six disabled people of color at a rooftop deck party. An Indigenous Two-Spirit person with a prosthetic leg smiles directly at the camera and gives a thumbs up while everyone else is engaged in conversation.

The Harmful Impact of Labeling Accessibility Needs as “Special”

Labeling accessibility needs as “special” is not just an inaccurate description; it is a patronizing and dehumanizing label that perpetuates harmful attitudes toward people with

Why Using Plain Language Increases Accessibility and Improves Outcomes

Using plain language is a crucial strategy for enhancing accessibility and producing better results. The process of simplifying and clarifying ideas during editing can often

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