This category was created for posts relating to Blogging Against Disablism Day (BADD), but may be applied to any posts regarding less-than-equal-treatment of those with disabilities. Also covers the Social Model of Disability in action - when someone or some entity is making life excessively difficult for others.
A review of Jonathan Mooney's book 'The Short Bus'. This review has been written to coincide with Blogging Against Disablism Day 2008.
Musings on dietary requirements and disablism.
Teleworking exists and is embraced by employers with vision. There is, however, still too much of a culture that work is somewhere where one has to go, a culture which can be biased against people with disabilities.
Blogging Against Disablism Day is on the first of May.
A look at caughtya.org, a name-and-shame site for those who abuse disabled parking spaces.
Further thoughts after Blogging Against Disablism Day - who really has the problem?
Wrap up of Blogging Against Disablism Day
People do not understand chronic and/or long-term health issues.
A look at Blogging Against Disablism Day around the Blogosphere.
Discussion - is the failure to class a disability as such (for legal or economic reasons), in itself, discrimination?
Smiffy at LinkedIn