by Adana Protonentis My experience with disability is constantly shifting. Like many people, I grew up with media depictions of disability that lacked nuance and taught me a whole host of stereotypes and assumptions. I assumed disability was static, easy to identify, and that figuring out accommodations would be straightforward. Real life is very  different. While I’ve been disabled for over 20 years, I didn’t receive an accurate diagnosis until six years ago. My disability is dynamic...

by Adana Protonentis "It’s radical to imagine that the future is disabled. Not just tentatively allowed to exist, not just ok I guess there’s one white guy with a wheelchair, cool, diversity . But a deeply disabled future: a future where disabled, Deaf, Mad, neurodivergent body-minds are both accepted without question as part of a vast spectrum of human and animal ways of existing, but where our cultures, knowledge and communities shape the world. What would a future look like where the vast...

Dear Adana, Who knew that work could feel like an extension of "home?" The kind of "home" that I miss when I step away for awhile...the...