‘We exist 365 days a year’

<p>In 1992, the UN General Assembly agreed that 3 December every year would be International Day of People with Disability.</p><p>It marked an early attempt to treat disability as a human rights and access issue – something that was becoming a movement across the world at the time. Here in Australia, It was the same year that Australia passed the Disability Discrimination Act.</p><p>But thirty years later, how much progress has been made? And has society really stopped viewing disability through the lenses of medicine or charity?</p><p>Today, contributor to The Saturday Paper, writer and critic Ol...