Sacha Dylan

It’s often useful to consider how we each relate to disability, so we understand better where one another are coming from . Think about which of these apply to you (may be more than one):

• (A)  I am a disabled person.
• (B)  I have a family member who is a disabled person.
• (C) I am a parent of a disabled person.
• (D)  I have a friend who is a disabled person.
• (E)  I have a workmate who is a disabled person.
• (F)  I do disability-related work.
• (G)  I have studied disability.
• (H)  I do not know much about disability but I’m interested.
• (I)  Other – please describe.

Which of those fit for you? (no strings) And how does that shape your thinking?

This post is also at Public Address’s Access blog.