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Autism could be seen as part of personality for some diagnosed, experts say

Autism without intellectual disabilities could be reframed as human ‘variability’ rather than medical condition, says sociologist

The Guardian - UK

Tim review – a frustratingly outdated story of a disabled man who falls in love

Ben Goss gives a generous performance as the titular character but despite some tweaks to Colleen McCullough’s 50-year-old story, it still feels behind the times

The Guardian - AU

differently various review – artists with brain injuries balance anger with joy

This moving project includes painters who need assistance and an artist who communicates through blinking. It asks the question: who gets to be an artist?

The Guardian - UK

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COVID changed disability rights forever

COVID-19 has changed the landscape for disability rights, an issue that is already far too neglected in society

Salon

Inclusion should be a matter of policy

Because people with disabilities should not be dependent on the kindness of others even for basic needs

The Hindu

Avatar: The Last Airbender: 5 Times The Beloved Animated Series Brought Disability Representation To TV

Here are five times Avatar: The Last Airbender brought disability representation to television.

Cinemablend

Good Omens Star And Disability Activist Liz Carr Praises How Season 2 Addressed Accessibility In A 'Brilliantly Imaginative' Way

Good Omens Season 2 finally arrived to introduce the angel Saraqael, and actress Liz Carr opened up about how the show addressed accessibility in Disability Pride Month.

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South Africa is failing to live up to its constitution. Gains made since democracy are being squandered – report

The end of apartheid in 1994 and advent of constitutional democracy resulted in major societal changes in South Africa. The aim was to forge a “united and democratic” society. The new nation was to be based on justice and human rights.

The Conversation

Flexible work critics are using the same arguments that were used against disabled ramps and closed captioning. Equity of access should never be optional

'For us, and for many workers, hybrid work is not a convenience–it’s a necessary and reasonable accommodation,' says autistic Ph.D. student Hari Srinivasan.

Fortune

Senator John Fetterman gives emotional speech about disability rights after recovering from stroke

First term Pennsylvanian is just the latest senator to have a disability and commemorates the Americans with Disabilities Act

The Independent UK

Daredevil, Professor X And 9 Other Powerful Superheroes With Disabilities From Marvel And DC

In honor of Disability Pride Month, we highlight some of Marvel and DC's best superheroes with physical disabilities.

Cinemablend

Disability on screen "still not enough"

Experts discuss the ongoing need for more thoughtful representations of disabilty in front of and behind the camera

Salon

Rail ticket office closure consultation extended after outcry from passengers

Passenger groups said the Department for Transport was ‘spooked’ by the threat of legal action from disability campaigners and mayors including Andy Burnham

Evening Standard

‘My life is beautiful’: Felix Klieser, who plays the horn with his toes, on making his Proms debut

The German musician refused to let being born without arms stop him from becoming a horn virtuoso. As he prepares for the Royal Albert Hall concerts, he explains why the real disability is imagining that there are limits

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Disability advocates urge Queensland to resist builders’ bid to delay accessible housing rules

Requiring new homes to have step-free access and corridors wide enough for a wheelchair will save money in long run, experts say

Chicago Sun-Times

Armless pilot gives students a look at first foot-controlled plane: ‘Disability does not mean inability’

‘The Impossible Airplane’ would be flown using a foot-operated control panel installed on the floor.

The Guardian - UK

The Unique Boutique review – a makeover show so fabulous it will leave you glowing

For too long, disabled people’s struggles and achievements have been used to make nondisabled audiences feel better. We need more joyous shows about disability like this one, please

The Conversation

Working from home has worked for people with disability. The back-to-the-office push could wind back gains

A push is underway to get employees back into the office. The Commonwealth Bank kick-started this conversation recently, with reports the organisation is requiring staff to work at least half the week on-site.

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Newcastle Herald

Charity under investigation for NDIS fraud: service denies allegations

Fraud team is responding to complaints about Kurri Kurri Community Services

The Canberra Times

Woden getting an accessible changing place but 'more needs to be done'

Federal Labor has plans to partially fund a specialised toilet facility in Woden.

The Hindu

Concession for people with 40% disabilities in private buses too

Transport Dept. issues order allowing 40% disability concession on private buses in Kerala. Minister Antony Raju inaugurated awareness class on Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act for officers. Order issued after provisions of Act brought to attention of authorities.

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Study Shows Academic Enrichment Program Boosts IQ In Adults With Intellectual Disability

Researchers at Bar-Ilan University find that postsecondary education leads to significant improvements in cognitive abilities.

Chicago Sun-Times

Chicago’s first DisFest to celebrate performers with disabilities

“Disability is not the end of life; it’s the beginning of a new version of your life,” said Ladonna Freidheim, who is organizing the festival on Saturday at the Chicago Cultural Center.

The Guardian - AU

Sydney renter receives no-grounds eviction notice after requesting shower rail under NDIS plan

Real estate agency says it ‘strongly rejects’ any suggestion the notice was related to the request

The Independent UK

Treatment at first signs of MS ‘could mean lower risk of disability later’

Symptoms of multiple sclerosis may include fatigue, numbness, tingling, muscle weakness or problems with balance.

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