Tag - accessibility

A person with long hair wearing a pink shirt sits on a wheelchair at a desk. There is a newspaper, a press badge, a laptop and a steaming cup before them. On the yellow walls in the background are framed images and newspaper clippings, a shelf and a cabinet

The field notes of a woman journalist who happens to live with disability

A young person with dark hair, wearing glasses, earrings and a flower behind their ear, sits with one arm resting on the table before them, a smile on their face. There is a steaming cup in front of them. In the background there is a cash desk, a sign that reads, 'Aditi's Corner' and a string of lights.

Behind Aditi’s Corner is a young woman in control of her own narrative

What access to a smartphone has meant for me as a person living with chronic fatigue syndrome

As a woman with a disability, I’m either seen as ‘helpless’ or ‘heroic’

Description: A person with long black hair sits up in bed, under a blanket, reading a book. A magazine, cup of spilled coffee and pillow lie on the floor beside them. On the edge of the bed is a blinking phone. The bedroom is decorated with yellow wallpaper and a rug, lamp and painting in warm shades of red. Credit: Alia Sinha

Event: Skin Stories — love. desire. disability. in Chennai

A young woman looks at mountain vistas – there are many clouds in the sky and a tree stands some distance away from her.

I’m a woman traveller with a disability, and my #TravelGoals don’t exist to inspire you

Two friends, one dressed in white and one in red, are standing side by side. They are sharing a pair of earphones. One one side, there is a phone and on the other, a laptop. On top, between their respective heads, there is a fishbowl full of flowers. They are against a pattern of yellow and blue tiles.

As a visually impaired woman, I navigate two worlds

Three women stand against a dark blue background. They are wearing brightly coloured clothes and holding hands. They stand at the top of a staircase.

I’m human, not cargo: Navigating the daily challenge of stairs, steps and bad ramps

The photograph shows the stage of the Queer Azaadi Mumbai Pride March, 2017. There are three people standing on the stage. One person is speaking on the microphone, with the second person smiling as the third person interprets what is being said in sign language. The backdrop of the stage is decorated with rainbow-coloured balloons.

Glimpses of Mumbai’s first ever accessible Queer Pride

An illustration featuring a wheelchair and a cane to the right, and text saying 'Take Our Pop Quiz!' to the left.

Test yourself with the #SexDis pop quiz