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8 Representations of Fatherhood in Literature

Posted by Raya on June 20, 2020 in Literature

As the UK celebrates father’s day this Sunday, I have brought to you Eight father figures from various novels that explore the different impact and representation of fatherhood on the novel’s plot. King Lear by William Shakespeare King Lear is…

Ethnic minority women are too often forgotten when we discuss disability

Posted by Raya on June 15, 2020February 4, 2022 in Articles, Disability

The government and our educational institutions have a responsibility to make sure that no child feels like I did ever again. For the past year, all I have been reading is how the United Kingdom is racist, how Brexit, Meghan Markle’s treatment…

The Rollettes: Disabled Women Empowerment Through Dance

Posted by Raya on May 20, 2020May 20, 2020 in Disability

The Rollettes is a wheelchair dance team from Los Angeles, created to empower women with disabilities to live boundlessly, as well as shift perspectives on disability through dance. It was founded in 2012 when leader Chelsie Hill sustained a spinal cord injury…

‘Let’s Fly Home’: Making Children’s Literature More Inclusive

Posted by Raya on April 13, 2020 in Disability, Literature

Lina Abu Samha, a Jordanian writer, is the founder of Miryana’s World, named after her six-year-old daughter, who was born with cerebral palsy / spastic dipeliga that makes her depend on a walker and crutches/cane to be able to move around. …

Becoming Disabled Is Not The End, Its Being Reborn

Posted by Raya on March 20, 2020 in Disability

Unfortunately we rarely see a positive image of disability in films and TV drama or even books, in fact it is the opposite scenario where if you become disabled then you will fall into depression, become bitter and become isolated….

Why are disabled people the forgotten consumers?

Posted by Raya on February 25, 2020 in Blog

When my sister got married, I set off excitedly in search for something to wear. I have never been a fan of shopping; negotiating stores in my wheelchair is not an enjoyable experience but on this particular occasion, my feelings…

Ten things to do during the cold days of winter if you are stuck at home

Posted by Raya on January 26, 2020January 26, 2020 in Articles

Winter is coming, or has actually started, If you are like me, struggle in the rain or snow or windy days due to respiratory and mobility issues then undoubtedly there will be days or even weeks where you won’t be…

It is OK to Say I am not happy, if you are disabled

Posted by Raya on October 10, 2019 in Blog

I rarely come across disabled people who are open and honest about their feelings, and I have to say I am guilty of being one of these people.  I generally find it hard to talk about my fears and insecurities…

10 animation characters with disabilities

Posted by Raya on May 22, 2019 in Literature

For years films and television programs have failed to represent people with disabilities. From blockbuster sci-fi films to hard-hitting dramas, disabled characters rarely get a look in. But what about animation films and characters for kids? My love for animated…

Why do we have The International Day of Disabled Persons?

Posted by Raya on December 3, 2018December 3, 2018 in Blog

Every year it is the same cliche people all over the world celebrating the The International Day of Disabled Persons, and for one day everyone is holding events, people talking about disability rights and oh yeah nearly forget IDPD will…

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