View more in-depth, insider information in this companion piece to my gallery at The Gallery at WeHa Brewing & Roasting Co. My show opens on Saturday, September 6th from 6-9pm, and goes through the entire month of September! See it in person while you can! Join me this weekend for art, photography, commentary on disabilities, food, and drinks!

I’m honored to be featured in Berklee’s ABLE Voices Podcast, led by Dr. Rhoda Bernard. In this post, I share how our conversation about disability and the arts led to my inclusion in Dr. Bernard’s new book — and how I stepped into the role of podcast guest-host to interview three incredible disabled artists. These projects highlight the importance of accessibility, representation, and creative inclusion. Listen to the episodes and learn more about the artists here!

Over the course of the past year, I decided to start sharing more about my disabilities, and I couldn’t be happier. I’ve found such a great community and hope to continue to meet more amazing disabled individuals. Living with multiple disabilities is exhausting to say the least, but I want to continue to share my journey and inform others. Swipe through to learn more about my experience with CP, different types of CP, how you can help, and more!

March is a month of awareness and advocacy — it’s Cerebral Palsy Awareness Month, Endometriosis Awareness Month, and Women’s History Month. Each of these causes are deeply personal to me and have shaped my experiences, challenges, and the work I create.

March is Cerebral Palsy Awareness Month, and Cerebral Palsy Awareness Day is March 25th, 2025! This year, I worked with the Cerebral Palsy Foundation to create shirts for the big day! The Cerebral Palsy Foundation is dedicated to transforming lives for people with cerebral palsy through research, innovation, and collaboration. Check out the designs I made for CP Awareness!

It can be really challenging when people don’t understand you. I’ve learned the difference between explaining myself, and expressing myself.

I got to meet my CP icon, the absolutely hysterical Josh Blue during cerebral palsy awareness month!

See what it’s like for me to go down the stairs with CP, and why you may want to practice patience when you see someone going slow, or against the flow of traffic on the stairs.

Having cerebral palsy, I never learned how to ride a bike. I tried several times, but it always resulted in injuries. Learn more about how I deeply relate to Fraiser Crane when it comes to riding a bike.