Russ Ewell | Blog
Adaptive Sports Equipment for Athletes with Disabilities
Few activities are able to bring as much joy and excitement to the participants as sports do. They are also a great workout that strengthens the muscles while providing a competitive outlet to experience teamwork. That is why it is very important for everyone to find...
Creating an Inclusive Workplace
Diversity and inclusiveness in the workplace is a highly encouraged practice. Businesses that absorb inclusivity in their workforce stand to gain from the numerous benefits of workplace diversity. Enforcing and creating an inclusive environment in the workplace...
Talking to Your Child about Their Disability
If you are the parent of a child with disabilities, your first instinct when attempting to talk to your kid about it may be to put it off for another time. It can be difficult to watch your child deal with their disabilities and having a conversation about it may seem...
The Digital Scribble Podcast: Preview
Soon I will be launching a podcast series called, "The Digital Scribbler." In this podcast, I will evaluate, theorize, and examine how technology is or can help people with disabilities overcome human limits and create a more accessible society. I have chosen to focus...
Representation Spotlight: Five Musicians with Disability
Below is a list of five musicians who are living with some sort of disability. Despite this, they have followed their dreams and achieved their goals as both prolific musicians and beacons of representation. Ross McGregor Ross McGregor wanted to follow in his...
Ways to Make Society More Inclusive for People with Disabilities
Often, society is not as inclusive as it could be for people with disabilities. This applies to a wide variety of settings and environments, including the workplace, education system, public events, and more. Here are some tips to help make the world a better and more...
Spotlight on Disability Positive Companies: John’s Crazy Socks
John’s Crazy Socks is a father-son business partnership that has two missions--sell crazy socks and give back to the Down Syndrome community. John Lee Cronin is a young man with Down syndrome who has a passion for fun socks and making people happy. This love is what...
Spotlight on Disability Positive Companies: No Label at the Table Bakery
No Label at the Table Bakery is a bakery run by a 20-year-old young man named Jacob Wittman, and his mother, Shelly Henley. Jacob Wittman has autism, and the bakery specifically aims to employ other people on the autism spectrum. Jacob Wittman is simultaneously...
Sports Leagues for Children with Disabilities
Sports can have a very significant impact on a child’s life and development of crucial skills. Being on a sports team can help strengthen social skills, develop the ability to work as part of a team, improve problem-solving, and heighten other abilities that will...
Benefits of Sensory Boxes
Sensory boxes are boxes or bins, in which different types of tactile experiences can be contained. They are a relatively simple container and can be filled with a range of materials and items, including craft sand, water, rice, toys, fabrics, or just about anything...