Category: Ableism

On Partial, Temporary and Invisible Disability

For many years now, I’ve been sensitive about invisible disabilities. First, through friends who have cancer or chronic

Reflections for Education and Parenting from Extended Mind: Movement

I’m still reading The Extended Mind by Annie Paul Murphy and here are some reflections from chapters 2 and 3 on Movement

Awareness & Action in Intentionally Equitable Hospitality

I was thinking recently about Intentionally Equitable Hospitality, and the role of awareness and action in how it all plays ou

Rolling Up Shirtsleeves: Designing for (Un)Anticipated Needs

How important is it, for you, that you can roll the sleeves of your long-sleeved shirt to above your elbows? Most shirts do, s

Virtual Vulnerability #MYFest22

Today, I participated in a #MYFest22 session led by Tony Carr and Irene Maweu of emerge Africa. It was an emergent session, no

Plain Rice Hospitality

I’ve got a notion in my head, about conceiving of hospitality with the metaphor of plain rice. Egyptians, when they have

Roumy Cheese Analogy – First Draft of Visual (feedback welcome)

So I kind of spent some time making my own Roumy Cheese analogy visual. Here it is below… I made a last minute change to

Join the Teach-In #AgainstSurveillance Dec 1st

Today at 6pm UTC join the Teach-In #AgainstSurveillance to support Ian Linkletter – to donate, register, and find out mo

Intentionally Equitable Hospitality as Fable

AK (@koutropoulos) came up with a genius idea of creating sort of fables of edtech. And I got a 1.30am idea to make one up jus

Going for 80% at 20%

I might be really weird or immature, but my main reaction to becoming ill was not to relax and slow down, but rather to push m