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Flying Blind: Visually Impaired Tourists Still Face Barriers
Despite the efforts of volunteers, poor accessibility still hinders tourism for China’s visually impaired
Invisible Summit | Review
The story of the first blind Chinese person to summit the world’s highest mountain makes for a compelling documentary
No Empty Gesture: Interpreting for the Deaf in China
From driving classes to police detention, a young interpreter has spent over 20 years advocating for improved sign language and better services for the Deaf in China
I Have an Intellectual Disability, But I Still Desire Sex and Love
Two sex educators for children and adolescents with intellectual disabilities discuss how society can better serve this vulnerable community
Finding Home and Hope for China’s Autistic Adults
What will happen to China’s autistic adults when their parents pass away?
Kunming’s Dwarf Kingdom: Exploitation or Empowerment?
A first-hand look at the controversial Yunnan theme park claiming to provide a haven for China’s “little people”
China’s Road to Winter Paralympic Glory
How China went from one medal to topping the medal table in 20 years of Winter Paralympic participation
Para-Prejudices: The Struggle for More Inclusive Sports
Despite leading the world in sporting achievements, China’s para-athletes struggle for recognition and inclusion
The High Barriers to Accessibility in China’s Cities
Inclusion vs. reality for four disabled people in four different cities
Signs of the Times: Why Chinese Sign Language Users Struggle to Understand Each Other
China has 20 million sign language users, but regional varieties and misguided policies mean they still struggle to communicate
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