Disability Visibility Project creates and amplifies first-person disability media, cultural criticism, oral histories, and community conversation.
What This Resource Offers
Its writing and interviews document lived experiences that conventional news coverage often leaves out. Topics include ableism, intersections with race and gender, inaccessible institutions, political rights, and disability culture. It is an especially useful source for educators, journalists, activists, and anyone seeking analysis led by disabled people.
How to Use This Resource
Explore the essays and oral-history information. When citing its work, credit authors and link to the original piece; it is a media and community resource, not an emergency or clinical service.
Who It Serves and Where
Online resource with a broad national and international audience.
Official resource: Visit the Disability Visibility Project information and services page for current program details and eligibility.
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