Am I Disabled Enough? Questioning My Place in the Disability Community
An editor reflects on the question many people quietly ask themselves: am I disabled enough to belong in disability spaces? From living with sleep apnoea to working alongside disabled entrepreneurs and family members, this personal essay explores invisible disability, allyship, and what really counts when working in disability communities.
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A recent media article has reignited debate about how autism is understood in research and public discussion. In this response, sensory engagement specialist and author Joanna Grace explains why listening to autistic voices is essential when talking about the autism spectrum.
Accessible cruise cabins are limited, so many disabled travellers book holidays months in advance. But cancellations and late availability can sometimes release accessible cabins close to departure. For travellers with flexible schedules, last-minute cruise deals may offer a chance to secure an accessible cabin, often at a lower price, if you know where to look and what accessibility details to confirm before booking.