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Leaving the courtroom wasn’t part of my original plan. For years, I worked as a disability rights attorney, representing children who needed individualized education programs (IEPs). My mission was to make sure schools gave every child — regardless of ability — an equal opportunity to succeed. But over time, I realized something deeper: legal compliance alone couldn’t change how society sees  disability. That kind of change requires culture. And culture is shaped by media. As

From Cancer to Amputation to National Titles, Kenny Bontz Isn’t Just Competing—He’s Leading When Kenny Bontz says, “This is the hand I...

Natasha Stasiuk is an elite adaptive golfer who plays with precision, focus, and a quiet intensity. But it wasn’t until age 22 that Natasha was diagnosed with autism—a moment she describes as “like a puzzle piece clicking into place.” Since then, her relationship with golf—and herself—has deepened. With her father as her caddy, Natasha has crafted a game that works with her neurodivergence, not against it.