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Interdependence and the Ideal Human
Blind travelers, sighted travelers, and the gifts we cannot access by ourselves. {Plus NEW episodes on Reimagining the Good Life and two links worth…
Not All Suffering Leads to Hope
In my hospital bed as a teenager, I clung to a verse about hope and suffering, but I overlooked the line that mattered most. {Plus two links worth your…
Opening My Hands to the Undone Things
Unfinished lists, delayed gifts, cluttered desk—maybe none of this is a failure {Plus a link worth your time}
Twenty Years Ago, I Imagined a Bleak and Lonely Future
What’s at stake for disability rights—and how images, stories, and research shape hope {Plus three links worth your time}
Prescription Refills, Ubering, and Permission to Hope
Part of dreaming big is starting small {Plus three links worth your time}
What if no one had to prove they mattered?
A Tuesday night with a Special Olympics track team reminded me of a different way to belong. {Plus... I'm hiring! And three links worth your time}
I’ve Worried What Disability Means for Siblings
The way we narrate disability directly affects the way we treat individuals and families with disabilities. {Plus... I'm hiring! And three links worth…
Reimagining the Good Life
Reimagining the Good Life
Where we challenge assumptions about the good life, proclaim the inherent belovedness of every human being, and envision a world of belonging where everyone matters
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