Disability

For neurodiverse folks, it's a rare thing to have only one diagnosis (or misdiagnosis) at a …

Have you ever been in a place where someone, clearly, couldn't figure out what you were doing there and wasn't …

Often goal oriented and creatively detailed, people with ADHD would have thrived in a hunter-gatherer society …

Ruby the service dog rides a tricycle laden with books eagerly to our next event. 

From the creator of the #DisabledAndCute hashtag, this is a story of a Black woman with a physical disability …

Show your autism pride with this multi-colored enamel pin. A rainbow infinity shape reads "Actually Autistic."

Joan Steacy tells her story through the eyes of the character Alice, who navigates art school, getting married and a …

Being raised by Deaf parents gave Lennard Davis a close-up look at the discrimination faced by folks with disabilities …

Barbara wasn't diagnosed with autism until her 40s, but it had a strong effect on her life from a young …

Georgia was a chatty, singing-in-the-shower twentysomething working at a bike shop in Montreal, before losing her voice …

Just because you aren't feeling well, or perhaps will never feel very well, or perhaps reject that polite phrase …

From day-today difficulties in socializing, inflexible routines, and sensitivity to noises to the fact that a …

Morris and Buddy: The Story of the First Seeing Eye Dog tells the story about Morris, who lost his sight at 16 while …

It was requested by you, our fans, and we listen. Just like those who take pride on their bike wheels or ped feet, …

The history of Microcosm Publishing, from its origins as a record label and zine distro in Joe Biel's bedroom …

With panache, style, skill, and a great deal of humor, The Red Wheelies challenge perceptions of disability. They take …

An homage to the classic Our Bodies, Ourselves, this encyclopedic, crowd-sourced compilation of essays, resources, …

What is bicycle culture? It’s what you make of it. Anything can happen: Activists educate the policymakers. …

If anyone knew anything about anything, it was Helen Keller. And now, dear stickerer, the choice is yours!

Sick collects peoples' experiences with illness in order to help establish a collective voice of those impacted …