A zine geared towards children, caregivers, parent, and teachers on talking about Disability. I created this zine for my own personal use, as an ambulatory wheelchair-user who works with children, to support me in answering the many questions that kiddos have for me, and I figured after all that work I may as well share it with others! I hope it can be useful for you. I made this back in 2016 before I had learned much about print layout, so it’s on my to-do list to make a new and improved version!
Although I eventually plan to print and distribute these babies myself, for this go-around I'm going to offer digital print-at-home copies of this creation. Woohoo, you can print as many as you like and you don't have to wait for it to find its way to your mailbox! (although snail mail *is* super fun...)

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* Coronavirus has brought into mainstream consciousness what ill and Disabled folks and anyone on the margins has known all along ~ we need to support each other. In an effort to restructure how I do business, I’d want to offer more and more of my work for free to support folks who may not be able to pay for these little luxuries. That said, for my those in my networks who can support me, your doing so helps me keep creating! Hooray! Right now a great way to do that is over on Patreon. Wishing love, care, and support to all.

Specs

• Designed to be printed on 8.5” x 11” paper 

• File is 38.8 MB

• 792x612 per page

• 10 page PDF (20 folded)

• Easy fold-and-staple assembly

Download Details

Immediately available for download. Once you “purchase” you will receive a download link that lasts for 24 hours. Please note that this platform (Squarespace) does not require card info but does require an address even for free downloads. To bypass this step, feel free to contact me directly and request a PDF, I’ll be glad to send you one! 

Accessibility is super important to me, and I *love* offering my work for free or sliding scale whenever possible! I am so grateful for the community support I receive in order to be able to do so. If you’re able and interested in supporting my work financially, feel free to check out my Patreon!

IMAGE DESCRIPTION

[The front cover of the zine with handwritten text that reads "Woah... uh... what's up with your WHEELS?" "haley & Stella" "a mini-zine and coloring book on disability for kids" and shows a doodle of cartoon-me sitting next to an anthropomorphized cartoon version of Stella, my manual wheelchair.]