🌻 Happy New Year 2026 🌻 Angela Lynn It is hard to believe that 2025 has passed and that 2026 is already here, inviting us to live our everyday lives with greater intention. Before we talk about inclusion within any specific community, it is important to begin with everyone. Inclusion and […]
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By Matthew “Matty” Medeiros Image courtesy of Crave.ca. Used for editorial purposes. Ok, so here we go. Every so often, a love story shows up on screen that feels like it was written for the people who have spent their lives feeling unseen. Heated Rivalry is one of those stories. The MASSIVE
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By Martin Block Parents with disabilities face a unique mix of opportunity and friction when starting a small business. You may be managing mobility limits, chronic pain, sensory differences, or cognitive fatigue—often while raising children and handling unpredictable schedules. The good news: many of today’s small-business models are flexible by design,
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By Jennifer Hartley People all over the world awoke to shock and horror at the news of the terrorist attack at a Hanukkah event last weekend in Australia. Hanukkah is a time of light amidst the darkness, and a remembrance of that strong resilience of the Jewish people. May Jewish people everywhere feel us supporting them in
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By Cienna Ditri Cienna Ditri “Style is power — not because it hides us, but because it reveals us.” There’s a revolution happening in fashion: one that isn’t stitched in spectacle, but in sincerity. For too long, accessibility sat on the sidelines, treated as an afterthought rather than included in the
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On a warm Sydney afternoon, 72-year-old Linda — now living in a nursing home — slowly lowers her very swollen feet toward the gold sandals that once welcomed one foot and fought the other. This time, after a shoemaker added a discreet strip of elastic, both shoes finally slide on. She
If you want to know the fastest way to make a grown woman swoon, forget roses and candlelight. Bring me a pair of shoes so dazzling they really should be paying rent. I may be a wheelchair user, but my love of shoes is as boundless as a toddler in a ball
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The story starts in a kid’s closet, not a Paris showroom. Mindy Scheier’s son Oliver was eight, tired of sweatpants and compromise. He walked in from school and said the sentence that flipped his mother’s life inside out. “Mom, I want to wear jeans like everybody else.” It was a simple