Disability Thinking Weekday: 4/9/24
Disabled asylum seekers, banning the shock, and accessible vehicles
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4/13/26 - Monthly Essay: "About AI"
Good afternoon ... No links today. Instead it's time for the next Monthly Essay. This month I try to sort through some thoughts on disability and Artificial Intelligence. Subscribe or UpgradeMake a one-time donation About AI Andrew Pulrang, Disability Thinking Weekday - April 13, 2026 People have a lot
5/12/26 - Home care, technology, and business accessibility
Hi there! What's happening with you this week? When you have a few minutes to spare, here are three disability-related articles to check out – a new resource on home care policy in the US, an effort to promote assistive technology, and businesses working together to make accessibility better.
5/11/26 - Long Term Care, facility weirdness, and what's actually inspirational
Good afternoon! So, we start a new week. And for me, Spring is truly here and Summer is finally in sight. A few weeks ago, I still had to worry a bit about snow and ice before going out. Now I can go out without even putting on a light
5/8/26 - Friday Video Share: "3 Things That Make Independent Living Possible for Me | Transportation, Food, Cleanliness"
3 Things That Make Independent Living Possible for Me | Transportation, Food, Cleanliness Lauren "Lolo" Spencer - April 19, 2026 This is a lively and informative start to what I hope will be a longer series on practical ways people with physical disabilities live our daily lives on our