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As parents, we’ve all felt it—that quiet whisper of concern or a nagging question that won’t go away. When it

ADHD Disability Parenting Resources

September 6, 2025 Tonya Wollum

How to Find Peace & Productivity for Parents When Your To-Do List Is Chaos

As a parent of a child with a disability, your to-do list isn’t just a list—it’s a living document that’s

Disability Advocacy Disability Parenting Special Education

August 31, 2025 Tonya Wollum

School Communication Secrets

5 Communication Secrets That Will Transform Your Relationship With Your Child’s School Does the thought of a call from your

Are you helping your child learn to live an independent life or hurting them?

ADHD Autism Disability Parenting Down Syndrome IDD Podcast

August 24, 2025 Tonya Wollum

How to Prepare Your Child for an Independent Life

As parents, we often do things for our kids that we shouldn’t, and sometimes we don’t even realize it. It’s

Blindness Disability Advocacy Podcast Special Education

August 8, 2025 Tonya Wollum

Navigating College Life with a Visual Impairment 🎓

A Blind College Student’s Journey of Resilience and Self-Advocacy Going to college is a huge step toward independence for any

President George H.W. Bush signs the ADA, giving us 35 years of ADA History

Disability Advocacy Disability Parenting Special Education

August 3, 2025 Tonya Wollum

A Quick Review of ADA History

A school isn’t just a building; it’s a promise. A promise of learning, of growth, and of opportunity. But for

disability representation in ai image displaying a half human and half electronic head with images of diverse people on the human side and distorted humans on the electronic side

AI Technology Disability Advocacy Podcast

July 18, 2025 Tonya Wollum

Glaring Blind Spot With Disability Representation in AI

As we celebrate Disability Pride Month, a time to honor the vibrant history, diverse identities, and invaluable contributions of the disability community, it’s also a crucial moment to reflect on where society, including cutting-edge technology, still falls short. This year, my focus turns to the burgeoning field of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and its alarming shortcomings in accurately representing people with disabilities.