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An English break

A short break from care does not make you a bad parent, and helps your child grow

How many spoons of energy do you have for today?

Spoonfuls theory as an analogy for limited daily energy resources

Disability? A causality at that!

Spanish parliamentarian with Down syndrome breaks down barriers to (in)accessibility in politics

Changing the narrative

How to hack world viewpoint?

Assistive technology hackathons are a shortcut to a better future.

Visible change of subject

The discussion on disability can and should be about its value, not its cost anymore.

Turn on (in) advertising

What role should disability not play in advertising.

What is visible and what is invisible on screens.

The importance of inclusivity and disability representation in the media.

All art is simply art, as you can see.

Disability Arts Online or sharing the art and culture of disabled people with the world.

Apparently...nothing is impossible

An evidence-based philosophy of Adidas brand action for diversity, equality and inclusion.

The sensitive eye of the world.

Perceptions of disability and sensitivity - how they can and should be shaped.

Invisible women. Medicine can't see, can't hear and can't speak.

Introduction: Disabled mothers-to-be face humiliation when asked: do you really have a man,do you really have sex?

Seemingly invisible, yet visibly important - A brief history of accessibility... in panties.

Brands are introducing clothing for people with disabilities - not only adaptive, but also attractive.

AI is a good tool to create inclusive and invisible-friendly content. Some brands are already seeing this.

How can brands create disability-friendly content more easily? Practical tips and examples of initiatives. 

8 cool everyday items, originally invented for people with disabilities.

What is the curb effect? The research institute Policy Link describes it as a vivid illustration of how laws and programmes designed to benefit vulnerable groups, such as people with disabilities or people of colour, often benefit everyone.

A vision for the future - is it already (in)visible?

A better future for the world may depend on activating and harnessing the potential of people with disabilities as leaders and carers.

Changing perspectives is the art of transcendence: making the invisible visible.

CMS ENABLE Disability Network - wellbeing of people with disabilities in the workplace.

Blind technology? How easy it is to design out social exclusion.

How society's technological and design choices can exclude disabled people.