Voting is a fundamental right for citizens of a democratic society. It should also be private unless the voter chooses… Read more Make Your Vote Count
Tag: journalism
A Maori View of Disability
Over the past several blog posts, we have examined mostly media articles about disability in New Zealand. This blog post… Read more A Maori View of Disability
Words of Wisdom for Writing About Disability and Disabled People
The disabled population often has a love hate relationship with the media. On one hand, it’s great to have reporters… Read more Words of Wisdom for Writing About Disability and Disabled People
Open Wide, Oral Care and Aging Kiwis
We’re often taught as children to brush our teeth twice a day, floss, and get regular dental check-ups. But what… Read more Open Wide, Oral Care and Aging Kiwis
Here Comes the Bride
As all eyes turned to the royal wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle on May 19, other happy couples… Read more Here Comes the Bride
A Creative Approach to Discussing Mental Health
Even in these modern times, the stigma surrounding mental health is a major reason for people not to seek help… Read more A Creative Approach to Discussing Mental Health
Commuter Woes from a Disability Perspective
Just about everyone can relate to the daily commute—traffic jams, broken down buses or trains, and over-crowded public transport. The… Read more Commuter Woes from a Disability Perspective
In Case of Emergency
Recently the Minister of Civil Defense, the Hon Kris Faafoi, announced the signing of a memorandum of understanding among Deaf… Read more In Case of Emergency
Prime Minister Celebrates Sign Language Week with Video
On May 7 – May 13, New Zealand celebrates sign language week with several high- profile events across the country.… Read more Prime Minister Celebrates Sign Language Week with Video
Words Matter
There’s an old saying One you may have chanted on the playground as a child. “Sticks and stones may break… Read more Words Matter