Introduction: Rethinking Ability
For far too long, society has misunderstood disability—viewing it through a lens of limitation rather than one of human variation and strength. Myths and stereotypes have shaped a narrative that equates disability with deficiency, overlooking the truth: ability exists in many forms.
Every person moves through the world with a unique set of talents, challenges, and ways of engaging with life. Disability is not a flaw to be fixed, but a facet of diversity to be valued.