Welcome back to The A-E-I-O-U’s of Accessibility, with our fifth post, U Is For Unite. Unity is a word that I thought existed purely within the church. Growing up in a Christian household, I heard verses like Colossians 3:14: “And above all these put on love, which binds everything together in perfect harmony,” I Corinthians
Category Archives: Accessibility
INACCESSIBILITY — AN UNFILTERED RANT
I am here for a quick moment, not with a pre-planned, edited post, all nice and filtered to give me a better chance at being listened to. I am not here to offer any deep thoughts or new ideas or suggestions to be a better ally.
THE A-E-I-O-U’S OF ACCESSIBILITY — O IS FOR OPEN
Welcome, friends, to the fourth post in our series, The A-E-I-O-U’s of Accessibility. Today, I want to share some thoughts with you about what I believe is the key to making the accessible, equal and safe world I dream about into a reality. Let’s chat about change.
THE A-E-I-O-U’S OF ACCESSIBILITY — I IS FOR INCLUDE
Welcome to the third installment of The A-E-I-O-U’s of Accessibility. Today, I wanted to take a few minutes to chat with you about disability and inclusion. Inclusion is one of those words that, when used too often, starts to lose its true meaning.
THE A-E-I-O-U’S OF ACCESSIBILITY — E IS FOR EXPLORE
“The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new lands, but seeing with new eyes.” — Marcel Proust
THE A-E-I-O-U’S OF ACCESSIBILITY — A IS FOR ASK
Welcome to a new mini-series on the blog, The A-E-I-O-U’s of Accessibility. I’ve started this series because I want to delve into a few of the fundamental ways the able-bodied community can begin to help build an equal and accessible world for people of all abilities.
HOW AN ACCESSIBLE WORLD FEELS AND WHY I’LL NEVER STOP ADVOCATING FOR ONE
In this post, I discussed why accessibility is an absolute necessity for people living with disabilities. Today, as National Accessibility Week draws to a close, I want to highlight the personal impact accessibility has had on my life.
ON ACCESSIBILITY — IT’S JUST THE RIGHT THING TO DO
Accessibility is near and dear to the hearts of many a person with a disability. Why? Because for me, it’s how the world tells me, “Hey Rhianna, we value you. You are important. We value your contributions to society as a person, and we want you to know that you matter.”