The cast of the inclusive musical 'Spark Live' share their experiences of performing in the show.
Charlotte shares how the inclusive musical theatre group Glass Ceiling Arts Collective began.
Charlotte creates inclusive musical theatre performances for people living with disabilities.
Maui talks about the importance of inclusive classes in Taekwondo for people with disabilities.
Maui shares how he became a taekwondo instructor.
Maui Oliver insists living with Down Syndrome doesn't limit his dreams.
Phil and Tanya excitedly watch their son Connor compete at his first Halberg Games.
Tanya and Phil share how they learned their son Connor has achondroplasia (dwarfism).
Connor is an 8-year-old with dwarfism who loves sports and is competing in his first Halberg Games.
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Meet Josh Willmer
Jesse’s partner Grace shares how they met and reflects what it’s like living with a Paralympian.
Jesse shares his thoughts on being born with one leg and looks forward to the Paris Paralympics 2024
Jesse Reynolds is a tough, determined, and fiercely competitive Paralympic swimmer from Hamilton.
Dale shares how he has incorporated NZSL into his classroom
Grace shares her journey of learning sign language from a young age.
Grace juggles being both a Deaf mother to Deaf children and a passionate advocate for sign language.
Clara and Manga decided to build a school for their son, Manga Tangaroa, who has a brain condition.
Holly talks about the support she received from coach Raylene when first getting into para sports.
Holly is training with Raylene to compete in both shot put and javelin at Paris Paralympics 2024.
Jennie speaks on how adaptive yoga has transformed the lives of herself and others.
Jennie speaks about how her Bilateral Talipes Equinovarus (clubfoot) has affected her in her life.
Jennie teaches adaptive yoga to people with disabilities, drawing from her own disability.
Inspired by watching the 2012 London Paralympics, Will Stedman started competing in para athletics.
Molly and Gabes explain why knowing self defence is important.
Molly and Gabes show off their dance skills and their excitement about living together.
Molly and Gabes are besties who both have Down syndrome and are moving into a flat together.
Jordan shows how important it is for parents of kids with autism to be supported.
Jordan and Jane retell how their son Storm came about his autism diagnosis
Jordan was frustrated by the lack of understanding of his son's autism, so he started ASD Dads.
Everyone needs a Milo in their life 🩷
After a life-changing accident leaving him a paraplegic, Rob's now a world-ranked para darts player
It's Tourette's awareness month and Mads has some eye opening insights on living with the syndrome.
Musician Mads grew up neurodiverse but suddenly developed Tourettes at 19, threatening her career
Mads Harrop describes the terrifying day she first experienced her Tourette's.
Josh Chisholm speaks on how the public view and treat him as someone with achondroplasia (dwarfism).
Josh Chisholm has achondroplasia (dwarfism) and is training as both a para shot-putter and a teacher
No fear for the brave Renzo, who has zero vision
Renzo shows how he uses accessible technology
Renzo is off to a new school to help up-skill in areas to help with his blindness.
Nick Blincoe reflects on his road to representing NZ in para cycling.
Despite his brachial plexus injury, Nick Blincoe has adapted to family life with resilience
From rugby injury to para cycling, Nick Blincoe has turned adversity into triumph by representing NZ
For Nikita, the joy of greeting her daughter every morning eases the hurdles of Julia's CP
The Cooks reflect on adopting their son with Cri du Chat after fostering him briefly.
From raising Ryan and their four kids to founding a centre for disabled children.
#throwback for NZSL week!
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