This space is dedicated to sharing personal experiences, reflections, and perspectives on disability, accessibility, technology, and everyday life.
Alongside my academic work, I believe that lived experience offers valuable insights that cannot always be captured through research alone.
Here, I share stories, questions, and critical reflections shaped by my experiences as a wheelchair user, a researcher, and, above all, a person navigating a world that is not always designed with everyone in mind.
These are my personal perspectives, not an attempt to speak on behalf of all disabled people.
This subsection includes essays such as The Right Not to Reclaim, discussing disability theory, accessibility, technology, and inclusion.
This subsection contains stories, observations, challenges, achievements, and experiences from my everyday life, not necessarily limited to disability.