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Resourceful, opinionated, strong and wise
If you read my post about the THRIVE program and my attendance at its Capstone Event in Boston, you’re going to love this one written by the true magic maker of the event. Sandy Ho is the Program...
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Women with disabilities write to their past selves
Easter Seals has been supporting mentorship programs for many years, and in 2012 we helped launch a mentorship program focused on young women with disabilities. The program is called Thrive, and the...
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Letter to my high school self: What the doctor should’ve said
As promised in my previous post last Wednesday, I submitted a letter this week to the Letters to Thrive blog. The site is easy to access, and it even has a What Should I Write About? link for those...
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Fashion’s newest frontier? According to the New York Times, it’s people with...
Erin Hawley talks fashion. When I was a little girl, I wanted to be a fashion designer. I’d draw the kind of dresses and chic ensembles that I wanted to wear — outfits that I would probably never see...
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Empowered and Disabled: Why I Don’t Like ‘Special Needs’
Erin Hawley After reading Ellen’s post on the Love That Max blog about her son Max’s declaration that he does not have “special needs,” I thought about my journey with identification and how it changed...
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