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Disability Visibility
This episode explores how disabled people, by sharing their authentic experiences, are not just demanding to be seen, but actively redesigning the world for everyone.
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“This episode explores how disabled people, by sharing their authentic experiences, are not just demanding to be seen, but actively redesigning the world for everyone.”
— Alice Wong, Disability Visibility
Disability rights, social justice, authentic storytelling, inclusion
If you've ever felt your understanding of disability was incomplete, or wondered how to build a truly inclusive world a vital new perspective, and this will help you see what to do next.
Alice Wong, a disabled activist and founder of the Disability Visibility Project, curates a collection that amplifies the diverse voices and experiences often excluded from mainstream narratives, offering a direct, unmediated view into disability culture and advocacy.