The D*List - Audio Articles

A recent case of police misidentifying an 11-year-old non-verbal autistic girl for someone else shows New Zealand Police need to urgently change their processes on working with disabled people.

Vixen Temple describes the moment an old research study helped release her from the validation of neurotypicals.

Although they might mean well, next time someone asks you inappropriate questions on the street here's some strategies to keep them moving along.

Fresh out of Otago University, Dylan Lloyd is a graphic designer and athlete making a huge mark in his community - both on the wheelchair rugby court and in the design industry.

Having access to funding for disabled-led projects makes our storytelling braver, says a recent recipient of the Whakahoa Kaitoi Whanaketanga Creative New Zealand Artist Fellowship.

The Māoriland Film Festival is about to premiere a The Doctor’s Wife, co-directed by Paula Whetu Jones and Tamara Azizian.

We have to remind the Government there aren’t deserving and undeserving disabled people, urges Etta Bollinger, we’re just a community with different needs.

Twominds Festival is going beyond the bare minimum at their event this weekend, hosting multiple ‘chill-out’ zones onsite and promoting the Sunflower Lanyard scheme.

Imagine a world where students didn’t have to read between the lines to figure out whether their disability studies lecturer has lived experience.