By James Toomey Imagine that you were to develop dementia and someone else had to make medical decisions on your behalf. How would you want them to decide? Then suppose that you had to make medical decisions on behalf of another person with dementia. Would you think about decision-making in the same way? A new…
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Recent reproductive health care legislation in California doesn’t meet the needs of people with disabilities. Here’s how the state can improve.
While age-old stereotypes have shaped video games for decades, new mechanics that don’t reify negative stereotypes of madness remain open for addition.
Disability-serving organizations must build themselves on disability justice principles, both internally and externally.
The intersection of ableism, ageism, technoableism, and metaeugenics reduce the accessibility and quality of health care for elders with disabilities.
What does it mean when our devices recognize us more accurately when we utter the dialect of consumerism?
It’s important that disability as a topic is easily identifiable in the scholarly record.
Everyone deserves access to the tools that allow them to connect with the world in the ways that foster their well-being.
The story of technology and disability needs to be led by disabled people themselves.
