The D*List - Audio Articles

Tamatha Paul (Ngāti Awa, Waikato Tainui) has always openly lived with disability and chronic illness. But things did initially feel a little different talking about disability as an MP. Eda Tang speaks with Tam about disability identity, community, and using her voice more as a disabled Māori wahine.\

From accessible cooking classes to film screenings and online events, here’s an accessible selection from all 100 events in Pōneke.

The show lead talks reconnecting to parts of yourself, disability leadership in the arts and vulnerable storytelling.

While charter schools are not the only solution for all neurodivergent rangatahi, it could be the start of one for some students, says Kartini Clarke.

Coming to Aotearoa New Zealand Festival of the Arts, Speed is Emotional places an emphasis on accessibility with audio description, relaxed performances and integrated NZSL.

Touch Compass’ latest piece, WHITE NOISE, reflects on motherhood and misconceptions.

Who knew ADHD could make things spicy in a good way?

Disabled people have a right to be fully included in every part of society, especially during our formative years at school.