TED Talks are talks or lectures that spread ideas. They are usually 18 minutes or less. They come from the nonprofit TED, which started in 1984 as a conference for ideas on Technology, Entertainment and Design. Today, TED Talks cover almost every topic you can think of, from science to arts to business and world...

Malaysia is a land of many races, many cultures, and many, many holidays. With long weekends coming up, we’re highlighting a few local destinations for the wheelchair-using traveler that not only provide unique experiences, but also cater to your needs as a person with disabilities. Petronas Twin Towers + KLCC Park, Kuala Lumpur Enjoy a...

In this article, we explain some common terms used to describe behaviours or issues faced by people with autism. What is stimming? Stimming (stim, to stim) is short for self-stimulatory behaviour. It describes things done for the sensation, rather than the result. There are different categories of stimming, including visual - staring at bright lights...

If you ask someone what the opposite of “disabled” is, they just might answer “normal”. This is not an ideal answer. There can be many different ideas of “normal”. These ideas can include disability. As the world changes, the language we use also changes. There are more respectful ways to talk about persons with disabilities....