How Parasport helped a young athlete reject the pressures of mainstream sport
Athlete Sarah Clarke wasn’t even planning on showing up to table tennis at the Halberg Games, but a year later she’s on a pathway for the Oceania Para Championships.
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Love horror, hate ableism: Modern horror’s obsession with disability
Thriller film fan Lotto Ramsay loves a good scare, but is finding them less desirable to watch because of some disability tropes.
Police are depending on 'individual champions' to understand disability communities
A recent case of police misidentifying an 11-year-old non-verbal autistic girl for someone else shows New Zealand Police need to urgently change their processes on working with...
The day my neurodivergent doomscrolling paid off
Vixen Temple describes the moment an old research study helped release her from the validation of neurotypicals.
Yes, I am wearing a neck brace and no, you can’t ask me about it
Although they might mean well, next time someone asks you inappropriate questions on the street here's some strategies to keep them moving along.
No more pity stories thanks! Merging sports and design to elevate disabled athletes
Fresh out of Otago University, Dylan Lloyd is a graphic designer and athlete making a huge mark in his community - both on the wheelchair rugby court and in the design industry.