Joachim McMillan   Joachim is a visionary artist whose work embodies the rhythm and vibrancy of life itself. With roots in the lush landscapes of Grenada and a thriving art practice in the United States, McMillan’s work reflects a fusion of cultural influences that come together in bursts of color, movement,

Angela Lynn “The beauty of communication lies not in words alone, but in the hearts and hands that express them.” ~ Angela Lynn Communication takes many forms, yet both Deaf and hearing people share the universal need for connection and expression. By embracing these differences as strengths, we can foster a world

Judy Sango Get your copy! The Girl Who Walked Differently by Judy Sango is a heartfelt, empowering story for young readers that embraces themes of resilience, diversity, and self-determination. Following the life of a young girl with physical disabilities who dreams of becoming a judge and a disability advocate, the book

Illana Jacqueline Congratulations on the publication of your latest book, Medical Gaslighting. What inspired you to write it? Thank you so much! This book was inspired not just by my own experiences of being undiagnosed and gaslit for 19 years before my rare disease diagnosis, but also by the stories of

Bart Vulliamy   Neurodivergent capitalism is the involvement of capitalism, corporate capitalism, and consumerism in appropriating and profiting from the neurodivergent movement. April is Autism Awareness month and a blue shirt is found saying Practice Patience – Autism Awareness, and adorned with puzzle pieces all the colours of the rainbow. To

Keely-Cat-Wells “Our mission is to create meaningful careers for disabled people.” Walk us through your background and what brought you to your current field In my late teens, I danced my way into a prestigious London academy. I wanted to become a professional dancer and musical theatre performer. But one day,