The D*List - Audio Articles

The only thing worse than a mall, is a mall in December. So shopping online, as well as putting in boundaries with whānau are some ways Ellen Larsen gets through the festive season.

Read the article at A silly season survival guide when you’re chronically ill.

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From the rainbow lit waterfall to mobility scooter hire, New Plymouth comes alive with music and lights during the 37-day family friendly festival.

Read the article at Taranaki’s Festival of Lights a sensory and accessible wonderland.

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With gift-giving season around the corner, The D*List team have compiled a guide on practical gifts that help you live your best disabled life.

Read the article at The D*List's gift guide for your crip friends.

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From sticking a candle into fruit pudding to a bonfire to bingeing TV shows in bed, here's how some of our friends from The D*List community mark this time of the year.

Read the article at How we celebrate the festive season.

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Robyn Hunt on how we harness our wonderful and wild disability creativity to assert our rights on International Day of Persons with a Disability - and every other day.

Read the article at The history and hijacking of disability day - and what we're doing to claim it back.

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Being in a special learning unit was a disaster for Ite Lemalu, but he finally flourished when joining the music department at another school.

Read the article at Three high schools in two years: How the right classroom helped me thrive.

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SATIRE: Disabled people are live streaming their mundane activities in the hope of fulfilling their duty by being inspirational.

Read the article at Disabled Kiwis avoid imminent benefit cuts by working at being more inspiring.

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This Tāmaki-based high school teacher is grateful for the people who love her 'untypical personality'.

Read the article at My D*List: Sav Wallis on being accepted for her unmasked self.

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If attending a loud and crowded protest isn’t for you, here’s some other ways to be an advocate for change that won’t use up all your spoons.

Read the article at A guide to accessible protesting.

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The new disability rights commissioner's introduction to disability was confusing and medicalised; it wasn’t until she met others with similar experiences that she accepted who she was.

Read the article at Prudence Walker on getting over our imposter syndrome and everyone playing their part.

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