The Association of People with Disability: Reframing Disability Representation Through AS i AM
Disability inclusion extends beyond access to healthcare, education and employment. It also depends on how people with disabilities are perceived, represented and included in everyday social and cultural life. Visual narratives, in particular, have a powerful influence on public attitudes, yet mainstream imagery continues to frame disability through stereotypes of vulnerability, exceptional achievement or inspiration. Challenging these conventions requires more than visibility. It calls for representation rooted in dignity, agency and the freedom to define one's own identity. Through AS i AM, the Association of People with Disability (APD) is using photography and visual storytelling to...









