Do you find that your disability shapes the themes or subjects that come up in your work? Yes, the purpose of making art for me is expression, reflection, connection and communication. Visual art has the power to communicate beyond words. Being someone with autism, brain fog, and mild speech impediments artwork

Emile Maamary Mark Elias When Emile Maamary talks about Steadiwear, there’s a spark in his voice that catches your attention right away. He’s not pushing another shiny gadget or hiding behind buzzwords. He’s speaking from a place that feels real, talking about giving control back to hands that have forgotten what

Morgan Lorimer When people are free to move, they can fully realize their potential. That simple belief sits at the core of the Mobility Unlimited Hub, a program funded by the Toyota Mobility Foundation and delivered by MaRS Discovery District. In its second cohort, the team led by Morgan Lorimer, senior manager

Moonshine Photographer | England vs Wales, Principality Stadium Imagine sitting in a stadium packed with sound, colour and motion, yet only being able to catch fragments of the scene. That’s the reality for millions living with low vision who love live events but can’t fully see them. GiveVision, a London-based company

Bionic Power is a Vancouver-based Canadian company that builds smart knee supports to help people stand taller and walk with less effort. Its flagship system, the Agilik™, is fitted into a custom leg brace made by a certified orthotist. Built-in motors and sensors read each step and deliver precise assistance at

By Lillian Brooks Image via Pexels Starting a job search can feel like standing at the base of a steep hill—but for individuals with disabilities, that hill often comes with hidden barriers, unpredictable terrain, and unclear signage. Whether you’re just entering the workforce or reimagining your next chapter, navigating employment with