Robyn Hunt is a disability consultant, blogger and commentator.
A new report reveals the breadth of the loneliness epidemic among the disability community.
Disabled people have fought hard for the human rights protections this act erodes.
Employers need to realise disability is not a sign of weakness or a lack of competence, but a teacher of some particularly transferable life skills.
Robyn Hunt writes on the challenges facing disabled people and what needs to be done to support them during the lockdown.
More than a century after Dickens gave us Tiny Tim, writers often fail to make disability anything other than a narrative crutch.
Able-bodied commuters who think they're up against it would do well to take a moment to consider the challenges faced by disabled people on the same journey.
People's ability to make choices is sometimes impaired, but murder of disabled people is still murder. The systemic forces that underlie such shocking events have never been adequately addressed, argues Robyn Hunt.
Opposition among disabled people to assisted suicide stems from long experience of encountering negative attitudes and human rights abuses, writes Robyn Hunt.
