Tag: NothingAboutUsWithoutUs
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How Easy Read Came to Be
Easy Read benefits everyone. Now we know it a bit — let me share how it came to be. It wasn’t created by one…
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Small City in Canada Sets Accessibility Standards That Even Major Universities Adopt
London, Ontario — a mid-sized Canadian city with about 420,000 people. Not the first place you’d think of when it comes to inclusive design.…
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Drunk driving = creating disability. Numbers we can’t ignore.
Yesterday I saw numbers that made my heart sink — 284,253 people killed or injured by drunk driving in the last 5 years. That’s…
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Know Before You Move – Learning Support Information Is Infrastructure
The U.S. State Department maintains a system for evaluating international schools on learning support, called the Special Needs Profile, so diplomats and families can…
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Without Us, It Has No Meaning – The World Is Embracing This Principle Now
I’m thrilled to see that the “Nothing Without Us” principle is becoming a global standard, accepted by major organizations around the world. The European…
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When universities, provinces, and municipalities join hands – this is the structure that changes lives
On May 26, 2026, something happened in Khon Kaen that was more than just good news — it was a blueprint for systemic change.…
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From Dots to Dreams: Visually Impaired Youth Are Ready to Work – But Opportunity Hasn’t Arrived
May 2026 — Save the Children released “Dots to Dreams,” a study drawing on 81 voices in Bangkok: visually impaired youth aged 18–30, employers,…
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From Aid Provider to Opportunity Creator – Thailand Government Shifts Disability Policy Mindset
Yesterday (May 28, 2026), the government announced an urgent push for the National Disability Network Plan. Three measures made me feel this isn’t just…
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Chiang Mai is opening its doors to welcome all travelers
I’ve heard many wheelchair user friends say they want to visit Chiang Mai but worry about accommodations — not knowing if there are accessible…
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Tokyo Doesn’t Compromise on Accessible Buildings – What About Thailand?
Ever walked into a building and found only stairs — no ramp, no elevator — then had to turn back? This isn’t just inconvenience.…