Loreen Arbus Accessibility is Fundamental Program Archives – Page 5 of 5

All-Inclusionary Theater: Where The Show Must Go On!

By Natalie Crystal Doggett ● Loreen Arbus Accessibility is Fundamental Program ● September 29, 2021

“Our vision is an anti-racist, trauma-informed, accessible, ensemble production that embodies the complex identities and outstanding talents of our team.”

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‘Not Going Quietly’ – By Losing His Voice, He Speaks for Others

By Katrina Janco ● Loreen Arbus Accessibility is Fundamental Program ● September 15, 2021

This film allows Ady Barken to freely explore the disabled experience, illustrating how disabled people refuse to be defined by tragedy.

ADHD: Too Often Misdiagnosed in Females

By Cheyenne Leonard ● Loreen Arbus Accessibility is Fundamental Program ● August 29, 2021

“It wasn’t until mid-10th grade [after the ADHD diagnosis] that I actually realized that I am smart and capable of doing things that everyone else can.”

ReelAbilies Film Festival: The Best Summer Ever

By Cheyenne Leonard ● Loreen Arbus Accessibility is Fundamental Program ● June 6, 2021

Despite the significant number of disabled characters in the film, it never addresses disability directly, but also does not avoid it completely; instead, it incorporates and normalizes it.

NYC: A Dream or a Nightmare for People with Disabilities?

By Cheyenne Leonard ● Loreen Arbus Accessibility is Fundamental Program ● April 9, 2021

“People need to look at us as equal before it’s really going to change.”

More Than Just Trauma: How Autistics Navigate a Neurotypical World and Still Find Joy

By Katrina Janco ● Loreen Arbus Accessibility is Fundamental Program ● February 22, 2021

Autistic bloggers sharing their experiences have helped autistics find community and acceptance.

Disability in Media: Reel-Time Misperceptions

By Cheyenne Leonard ● Loreen Arbus Accessibility is Fundamental Program ● January 21, 2021

“We want the film industry to understand that accurate, authentic and diverse portrayals of disability benefit everyone.”

Who is Worth Saving? Medical Rationing in Disabled Communities

By Natalie Crystal Doggett ● Loreen Arbus Accessibility is Fundamental Program ● January 11, 2021

The medical field has a history of discriminatory biases that view disabilities as a health issue that needs to be resolved.

Making College More Accessible Post-COVID: How Virtual Classrooms Can Help Autistic Students

By Katrina Janco ● Loreen Arbus Accessibility is Fundamental Program ● December 3, 2020

Previously, autistic students had to worry about all of the things leading up to just getting to class.

Announcing: The Loreen Arbus Accessibility is Fundamental 2020 Fellows

By Editors at Women's eNews ● Loreen Arbus Accessibility is Fundamental Program ● July 28, 2020

This inaugural fellowship has been created to train women with disabilities as professional journalists so that they may write, research and report on the most crucial issues impacting the disabilities community.