Adrianna Michell

Oct 18, 2023 | tcf.org | Adrianna Michell |Bunny McFadden |Tracy Ramey |Mary-Faith Martinez

In this commentary, Leanna Lee shares the financial and health-related pros and cons of her experiences as a disabled digital nomad. This commentary is part of the Voices of Disability Economic Justice Project, a partnership with TCF’s Disability Economic Justice Collaborative. Voices of Disability Economic Justice showcases disabled writers’ first-person perspectives on the economic issues that matter most to them.

Sep 22, 2023 | tcf.org | Gemima Rigby |Adrianna Michell |Bunny McFadden |Rebecca Vallas

In this commentary, Aja Hannah, an autistic mom of neurodivergent kids, reflects on the economic and emotional toll of a lack of systemic supports. This commentary is part of the Voices of Disability Economic Justice Project, a partnership with TCF’s Disability Economic Justice Collaborative. Voices of Disability Economic Justice showcases disabled writers’ first-person perspectives on the economic issues that matter most to them. I have autism.

Aug 9, 2023 | tcf.org | Gemima Rigby |Adrianna Michell |Alex Fox |Tracy Ramey

In this commentary, Ariel offers an honest look at the domino effects that workplace ableism and misogynoir can have on financial and housing security. This commentary is part of the Voices of Disability Economic Justice Project, a partnership with TCF’s Disability Economic Justice Collaborative. Voices of Disability Economic Justice showcases disabled writers’ first-person perspectives on the economic issues that matter most to them.

Jul 26, 2023 | tcf.org | Gemima Rigby |Adrianna Michell |Bunny McFadden |Whitney Lee

In this commentary, Rachel Litchman explains the “navigation anxiety” she experiences while trying to work within complex, ableist systems that claim to exist to support disabled people. This commentary is part of the Voices of Disability Economic Justice Project, a partnership with TCF’s Disability Economic Justice Collaborative. Voices of Disability Economic Justice showcases disabled writers’ first-person perspectives on the economic issues that matter most to them.