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Graphic with a navy blue background featuring a photo of Sandy Ho sitting in her power wheelchair in the middle of a field of green grass, with houses blurred in the background. She has short dark wavy hair and tortoise shell glasses on. Sandy is wearing maroon shoes, plaid pants, a dark gray cardigan, and a button-up blue and white striped collar shirt. She is smiling at the camera with her hands in her lap.

Posted July 25, 2021 Guest Blog Posts

Moving From Survival

Moving From Survival Sandy Ho Editor’s note: This op-ed by the author was recently rejected by The New York Times’ (NYT) opinion section. In the midst of the … Continue Reading Moving From Survival

Posted September 24, 2018 Podcast

Ep 34: Intersectionality

https://media.blubrry.com/disability_visibility/content.blubrry.com/disability_visibility/34_Draft4_Ep34.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | Download | EmbedSubscribe: Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Stitcher | Email | RSS Today’s episode is about intersectionality with Sandy Ho and Jean-Luc … Continue Reading Ep 34: Intersectionality

Posted June 19, 2018 DVP Blog Posts and Essays

Disability History in the US: Interview with Anna Caine and Tal Chafetz

11th grade history US history students at Gann Academy spent an entire year interviewing people, collecting artifacts, conducting oral histories and research, and creating a museum exhibit on disability history. … Continue Reading Disability History in the US: Interview with Anna Caine and Tal Chafetz

Museum exhibit on disability showing a leg brace and photos with the with the title "Society's Attempt at Erasing Disability." Photo courtesy of Gann Academy. Photo credit: Maya Wainhaus

Posted June 19, 2018 DVP Blog Posts and Essays

Disability History in the US: Interview with Teddy Bennett and Daniel Rabinovitz

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Posted October 10, 2014 Guest Blog Posts

Badass Quote: Carla Charter

“ADA was just three letters to me until I had a disability. Then it became a lifeline to my independence.” My name is Carla Charter. I am a … Continue Reading Badass Quote: Carla Charter