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How Barbie, Spider-Man, and Link are the new stars of disability representation.
Unlikely allies: Barbie, Peter Pan, Spider-Man and Link usher in next era of disability representation
Amy Marks
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Andrew Leland and Selina Mills discuss their experiences of blindness.
Friday essay: blind people often exhausted by daily prejudice – but being blind is ‘inherently creative’
The Conversation
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Accessible buildings and homes have a critical role in ensuring the inclusion of people with disabilities.
What does a building need to call itself ‘accessible’ – and is that enough?
The Conversation
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Kerry Martin asks whether some Australian airport security measures make us safer, or just make it harder for people with disabilities.
Disability and airport security: Time for less barriers?
Kerry Martin
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At Powerd's launch, author & lawyer Sam Drummond highlights community media's potential for diversity.
The sequel is community media
Sam Drummond
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Zoe Simmons loses patience with how many barriers to disability still exist in our society.
It shouldn't be a battle: why disability access needs matter
Zoe Simmons
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Chloe Sargeant shares how she overcame internalised ableism to move from embarrassment to pride.
Why it took me so long to use the word 'disabled' for myself
Chloe Sargeant
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Griffith Uni researchers share practical ideas on how to help people with disability - without infringing their rights.
Disability and dignity – 4 things to think about if you want to ‘help’
The Conversation
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How framing people with disability as "inspirational" can dehumanise, patronise, and distract from the real challenges.
We are not your inspiration
Attitude Foundation
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Introducing Powerd - a new media platform showcasing quality Australian content by and for people with a disability.
Welcome to Powerd
Powerd Team
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Martin Heng explores why we should move from "accessibility" to "inclusive design" for tourism experiences we can all enjoy.
Big ideas in accessible tourism
Martin Heng
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