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Tag Archives: inclusivity
Flashback Friday: Prayer With Puppies
And be kind to one another, tender-hearted, forgiving one another just as in Christ, God forgave you.
Flashback Friday: What Do I Do with My Dog when…? The Final Installment, Take 2
Good things in life are rarely as fragile as our fears of failure would have us believe.
An Accessible Art Museum? My Visit to Nashville’s Parthenon
The tap of my Cain as I drifted across the temple space echoed in a library hush created by the imposing figure of the goddess herself. To me she appeared a vaguely shimmering outline in the dimness, how she might have appeared to Perseus as she bestowed celestial gifts of survival. The silhouette of golden light stretched far, far out of my meager peripheral vision, giving me a sense of endless presence.
Guest Post: Dungeons and Doggies
Currently, there are no game modifications specifically for the inclusion of service animals. Those that want their character to have an assisting animal companion must utilize existing game rules and structure.
Three Reasons You Should Want a Blind Student In Your Class — Any Class
That’s right, people with disabilities like blindness are good for your brain!
Wheelchair Womp Womp Part II: Obstacles the ADA Fails to Remove
Can you imagine living with the knowledge that something as simple as meeting a friend for lunch could put you at risk for physical injury, triggering past trauma, or the humiliation of not making it to the bathroom? Any one of those events could prevent you from returning to work for the afternoon, which would cut into your income and damage your reputation as a valuable employee.
Wheelchair Womp-Womp: The Gap Between the Americans with Disabilities Act and Accessibility
Imagine, then, how wheelchair and mobility technology has changed since this landmark law was written more than 3 decades ago. Imagine how features like motorization, carry capacity, body size accessibility, and other aspects of wheelchair and mobility aid construction must have changed. And now think about how that might change things like turning radius, the need for accessible outlets, ramp, hallway, and doorway width requirements. What does “wheelchair-accessible’ even mean anymore?
Fashion-Forward Accessibility
“Does this cane work with my outfit?”
Modern Magic: Prologue
“Ma’am,’ the nurse gently touched my arm. “It can be…disconcerting to feel magic leave the body. A lot of people say it makes the last moment worse.”
Look on the Dark Side 