Interview

I'd fight like hell for you

Julia Watts Belser on not giving up on each other in the climate crisis
07 Feb 2024
A watercolour portrait of Julia, a white woman with black hair, glasses, and a broad smile that reaches her eyes.

A song for freedom

An activist reveals the situation of disabled people in Myanmar's civil war
08 Nov 2023
Illustration of a crutch-user's silhouette in Myanmar's landscape. A yellow ray of musical notes comes over splashes of red.

It's a cultural fight

Christian Tasso on challenging perceptions of difference
06 Sep 2023
Black and white photo of a young girl wide-mouthed in laughter and joy, hands to her face, wearing a dress.

Advocacy in turbulent times

Jose Viera on how the disability movement can navigate uncertainty.
21 Nov 2022
Picture of a man with a joyful smile. Jose is blind, has light brown skin, an elegant blue suit, short dark hair and goatee.

A disability-rights view on community and mental health

Bhargavi Davar on Buddhism, connection, colonialism and earthworms
20 Jun 2022
A profile picture of brown-skinned woman almost smiling. Wearing a black top with a gold shawl she has short tousled hair.

"I'm not rebellious": Abner Manlapaz, lifelong rebel

Finding disability rights and fighting for them, plus the Philippines elections
10 May 2022

From awareness to action, with Yazmine Laroche

Lessons-learned from working for an inclusive Canadian public service
09 Mar 2022

What does 15% mean? with Jennifer Madans

Going deep on disability data, how we gather it, and how we use it to make change
23 Nov 2021

“Girls and women with disabilities are leaders now,” with Misti Ashrafun Nahar

Conversation on inclusion in Bangladesh and the relationship between disabled people's organizations and international development partners
22 Jun 2021

“To make change happen, you cannot be defined by one thing” with Caroline Casey

Conversation on experience, expectations, and how disability is infused in business
19 Apr 2021