Making Sure Disability Stays In The Conversation After Covid
With their momentum derailed, many performers with disabilities are using the time to reflect, work on their craft and find new ways to be creative.
November 2020
August 2020
Video Game Representation
Because disability is rarely seen in entertainment and is often portrayed in stereotypes, I’m always surprised how meaningful it is when I feel represented.
May 2020
“Vote for Access” Tackles the Barriers Disabled Voters Face
"Vote for Access" explores the barriers disabled people face when exercising their right to vote.
Stardom Doesn’t Solve His PCA Woes
It might seem like Steve Way is living the dream. Last year, he gained renown as the feisty, foul-mouthed best friend in Hulu’s critically-acclaimed Ramy.
February 2020
Cost of Living: ‘This is Our Hamlet’
Cost of Living, written by Martyna Majok, won a Pulitzer Prize in 2018 and is currently being produced throughout the world.
November 2019
‘Submerged’ Finds Its Voice
A look behind the scenes of a new film documenting one woman’s quest to find herself after SCI.
September 2019
Big Ideas in Culture
Disability is more visible than ever, and our most celebrated representatives are insisting on authentic portrayals, genuine athletic achievement and true political equity.
August 2019
So You Want to Be an Actor
Here are three tips to help you take your acting to the next level, plus advice from the leading talent agent for actors with disabilities.
June 2019
Ali Stroker Makes History as First Wheelchair User to Win a Tony Award
Ali Stroker dedicated her Tony Award to all kids growing up with a disability or limitation.
May 2019
In the Media: An Authentic Voice in the Writers’ Room
Katherine Beattie, one of a small number of TV writers with disabilities, has been with the NCIS spin-off since it premiered.
