Welcome to my blog! As a disabled and neurodivergent person with a passion for accessibility, I enjoy writing about all things disability. We’ll go on journeys through many aspects of disability by means of education, humor, and lived experience. Shall we pick a post to start with?
Autism Acceptance Month 2026
April is Autism Acceptance Month. As an Autistic advocate, organizer, educator, and creator, I think it’s a great opportunity to talk about why this month exists. Hopefully, this broadens your understanding of the landscape of autism—and the importance of remembering it beyond April.
(Chronic) Pain and Fatigue
There are interesting things to be learned about the relationship between pain and fatigue. Things that both help people understand the real toll pain can have, and help those of us in pain remind ourselves to take it easy.
The Lincoln Hospital Takeover: Disability Justice is (Im)Migrant Justice
Disability Justice means Immigrant Justice, plain and simple. Justice for only some is not true justice. We may have fewer resources than our nondisabled counterparts, but if we can use them to be resisting illegal federal actions or uplifting other people, we should be doing so.
Get ICE Out of MN: 30 Accessible Resistance Actions
The items on this list are specifically not protests or items that require significant bodily resources. Many disabled people have bodily resources to spare, and many are currently doing so. But we all know those actions. So instead, this focuses on four other categories of resources and aid to support anti-ICE efforts
Ashton Rose’s 2025 Reading List
Blessed Solstice, dear readers! As 2025 comes to an end, I wanted to take an opportunity to share some of the texts and stories that have brought me joy this year.
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