Who Am I To Stop It

Tag: disability pride

  • Free First Thursday and Disability Pride at Portland Art Museum

    Listen to this post: On Thursday, July 2nd, 2026, the Portland Art Museum will host a day full of accessible art events. And it’s free for First Thursday! You can reserve your free tickets now at PortlandArtMuseum.org/tickets. Tickets will also be available at the door. Here’s some of the events being planned. More might be…

  • Neurodivergent Solidarity…now with cats!

    Listen to this post: Look at this work of brilliance from M.M. Anyone who knows me will understand that a row of smiling cats is gonna draw me in right away. If something could somehow be better than cats to me, it would be this image of solidarity. Which yes, is represented by cats. It’s…

  • IQ is not a joke or a threat

    Listen to this post: Here’s what you need to know. Last night, I took a bus to Portland Community College (PCC). The campus is smack dab in the middle of a residential neighborhood. It’s the kind with old homes and no garages. So, the people who live around the campus are often using street parking.…

  • Normal Really Is a Fantasy

    Listen to this post: Here’s me with my buds! We are representing brain injury community and happily sporting our “Normal Is A Fantasy” t-shirts designed by Invisible Disability Project. Guess what I came home to? A Tweetstorm from my proud disabled comrades decrying a rough-sounding panel at South by Southwest called “End of Disability?” Sure,…

  • Brandon’s Update on Faith

    Listen to this post: Just the other night we had our first public screening of “Who Am I To Stop It.” Working part-time, it took two years to film. Working part-time and waiting for funding to come in, it was another year or so before it was edited. Joining New Day Films took nine months. Jump…