Empowerment and Respect for the Disabled

I read a very moving blog today about putting an end to the "R" word, and have decided to share my story - or, rather, my son's story. Noah is a 3 1/2 year old little boy who... keep reading →

In 1993 Clark Rone was a healthy thirty year old with a wife and two children. Leaving a bar one night he came face to face with a gang member initiation and was gunned down... keep reading →

People who have disabilities were once described as ‘handicapped’. Language changes, becomes more nuanced - but the disadvantages that people live with do not. In fact,... keep reading →

By Rena Dictor LeBlanc There are people who just won't take "impossible" for an answer when it comes to confronting adversity in their lives. Dancer and actress Zina... keep reading →

Being born a person who was “normal” then became wheelchair bound bitterness and anger were a big part of me for a few years. A person has to accept the changes made to... keep reading →