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Our teacher aides helped us in the classroom when we needed it the most, despite our resentment for making us stand out when we just wanted to fit in.
Written by Semi Cho.
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Jap Sahib and his mother Prince are one of many families who have endured the pain of living split between countries. Prince shares their story with Áine Kelly-Costello from Migrants Against the Acceptable Standard of Health Aotearoa.
If you would like to support the campaign to end discrimination and abolish the Acceptable Standard of Health criteria, you can find out more here.
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Mobility aids are visual cues to strangers of our impairments, but they're also essential to helping us get through the day with dignity. Here's some that we love and why.
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To bust some myths about flatting with a disability, Cait Ruth Lawrence interviews their flat to find out what makes their happy and inter-abled household work.
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Applying for an assistance dog had Helen Vivienne Fletcher go through waves of anxiety. But it turned out to be one of the best decisions she ever made.
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Ruby Solly makes the case for radical honesty in friendships with disabled people, and why sometimes you need to give people permission to leave.
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The Aunty with the Queer tea and kōrero pūrākau you never knew you needed.
You can find the article at Queer tī with Aunty Hu.
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Self-described trouble maker, lawyer, artist Dr Huhana Hickey and digital artist and activist Noēll Ratapu discuss fear, love, your rights and everything in between.
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Learning to manage a chronic illness and being a university student was a rollercoaster for Melissa Irving. Here’s what helped her.
You can read the article at New year, same body: Going back to school, uni and work after the holidays.
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Stories that make us feel seen and validated, with a sprinkle of sass and crip joy makes The D*List a replenishing space on the internet.
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