Disability is Political

  • Social media platforms like Instagram are more than just tools for connection—for the disabled and chronically ill community, they are lifelines. These digital spaces are vital for accessing resources, building community, and organizing advocacy efforts. However, recent changes to Meta’s policies are raising concerns about whether these spaces will remain accessible, safe, and equitable. As Continue reading

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  • When I set out to write my first book, Adventurous Adeline and the Back to School Party, I had big dreams and even bigger expectations. I imagined pre-order excitement, glowing media features, and perhaps even a few interviews where I could talk about the heart behind the story and why representation matters. In my mind, Continue reading

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  • The climate crisis is no longer a distant threat; it’s a reality we face every day. Rising global temperatures, extreme weather events, and environmental degradation are affecting communities across the globe. However, as climate disasters grow more frequent, one group remains disproportionately affected yet consistently overlooked—disabled and chronically ill people. While public discourse on the Continue reading

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