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As a child, Maegan Blau was always painting walls, rearranging furniture in her bedroom and spending after-school time in her family’s...

Rebekah Taussig and Hannah Soyer use their personal experience to explore some of the messiest questions that living with disability...

Anyone who lives with spasticity can testify to just how irritating and inconvenient spasms can be. Spasms can cause pain, insomnia and...

In 2018, we published a collection of essays from wheelchair-using parents, all at slightly different stages of their parenting journeys....

“Your shoulders are a mess.” When my orthopedic surgeon delivered the news in 2022, I already knew the headline. Thirty-nine years as an...

A new wheelchair from the U.K. has the most innovative frame to hit the market in decades. The base of the Phoenix i is a one-piece...

May 1, 2024 Alex Ghenis Photo by Jaimen Hudson Before he racked up credits filming for Netflix, PBS and the Australian Broadcasting...

My journey with a C6-7 spinal cord injury began when I was 16 years old. Like most of us, I entered the world of disability without...

Outside the window the summer sky is impossibly blue and oblivious to my plight on this bed. Sorrow pierces my heart, and a sob catches...

In the 10 years since he founded wheelchairtravel.org, John Morris has racked up well over a million miles flying around the world and...

Representation in the media is powerful. Seeing stories on screen that reflect your experience can offer comfort, validation and hope....

Like many people with disabilities, as I get older, I function more and more on “Crip Time.” In other words, milestones for us occur...

Fe ranmi Okanlami knew he wanted to be a doctor at a young age. “I was always interested in science and how the body worked. In medicine...