Vivian Naylor on her relentless pursuit of a barrier-free world
In June this year, Vivian Naylor was inducted as a Member of New Zealand Order of Merit, in recognition of her advocacy for disabled Kiwis.
'Good' reasons and 'suitable' jobs: The tyranny of traffic lights
The new traffic light system gives the Government a green light to pass judgement on disabled people’s lives.
The hidden detail in this week’s update to funding rules
A recent change saw Whaikaha restoring flexible funding for some - but not others. Did you have a plan lined up before 18th of March? You're all set. After that?
The online gaming room no one asked for (but we definitely need)
My startle reflex is one of the more hilarious parts of living with CP, says Red Nicholson, where the slightest sudden noise will see me leaping out of my wheelchair.
“You thought we were serious?” - Govt admits it never meant to promise most promises [SATIRE]
After news broke this morning of the New Zealand government reneging on a commitment to disabled people, it became clear it was part of a wider strategy to promise plenty, and...
The journey of The D*List: A manifesto of crip joy
The D*List started with this question: What the hell do we do about ableism?