Disability Rights
Fighting for Accessibility
To the next generation, I say, don’t take the ADA for granted… it’s up to… Read More
The Cane in the Room
Here’s a unique question: Because of my multiple sclerosis, I walk with a cane. Next… Read More
Exercise Your Right to Vote
Ensure that your polling place will be accessible on that crucial day. And then go… Read More
Summer Retrospective… Yes, I Went There, I’m Looking Back
I’m so thankful for the ADA and for everyone who fought to make it a… Read More
What I Want My Legislators To Know About My MS
I want my legislators to know this more than anything though: there are about one… Read More
Advocating… Virtually
I hope I get to go to Sacramento next year. But if not, this was… Read More
“Drawing” in the Rain
It is so easy for people with disabilities to feel inferior and undeserving, despite what… Read More
The Long Walk to the Coffee Shop
As with most workplace accommodations, a little thought and sensitivity could have changed everything–they could… Read More
There are Two Sides to the Disabled Permit Coin
Use your permit if you need it. If someone says something to you see it… Read More
Myths and Realities of the ADA
In my years investigating discrimination cases for the State of Oregon, I encountered a lot… Read More