Movers & Shakers
We are grateful to all the participants and members of the INCIGHT Community. We had the opportunity to interview some of our previous...
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Mitch Blatt
Oct 243 min read
Seeing the Invisible: the Hidden Diversity in the Room
Diversity’s a great thing. People seem to think that diversity is just about the visible things like skin color or sex, but it’s not....
Scott Hatley
Oct 43 min read
Reflecting on 20 Years
Twenty years is a milestone which can be hard to wrap your head around. Two decades packed full of successes, growth, perseverance and...
Pia Gilgen
Jul 312 min read
INCIGHT Scholar Feature
INCIGHT Scholar Kelcie Laube is currently pursuing an Associates of Applied Science degree in Horse Management at Linn Benton Community...
Romney Miller
Jul 303 min read
All the Light We Cannot See
All the Light We Cannot See is an adaptation of Anthony Doerr's Pulitzer Prize-winning novel of the same name. Set during World War II,...
Pia Gilgen
Jul 292 min read
What can a Student Do if their Approved Accommodations ARE NOT PROVIDED
IF you are having trouble with responsiveness from a professor, it would be wise to document the incident with an email to the Disability...
Pia Gilgen
Jul 296 min read
Inclusive Higher Education
Little-known and less understood, the Office of Disability Services is an integral part of providing an inclusive learning environment...
Scott Hatley
Jul 284 min read
Leveraging Perspective Awareness
INCIGHT has been shifting perspectives and unlocking potential and possibilities for people experiencing disabilities for over 20 years....
Mitch Blatt
Jul 276 min read
Alex Foos: Little Person, Big Impact
Quotes in this article have been edited for clarity There’s a recent Hollywood movie, The Boys In The Boat, that draws strong emotions...
Mitch Blatt
Mar 77 min read
Saying YES to Life: the Karen Gaffney Story
It’s a typical spring day in the Pacific Northwest, a light breeze, sun peeking through the clouds with a chance of rain. A crowd begins...
Mitch Blatt
Mar 14 min read
Crossing a Fine Line
Accommodations. At one time or another, we’ll all need them, whether it’s in school, the workplace, or in our everyday life—anyone can...
Romney Miller
Mar 13 min read
Social Situations and Disclosing a Disability
Have you ever experienced a new life event that made you feel nervous about disclosing your disability? New work friends? Recently moved...
Mitch Blatt
Mar 14 min read
Sponges and Monsters: autism in Come Play
Jacob Chase’s 2020 movie Come Play stars Azhy Robertson as non- verbal autistic boy named Oliver. Robertson may not be autistic himself,...
Scott Hatley
Mar 14 min read
Rabbit Behind Us, Dragon Before Us
It’s the end of 2023. Pop the bubbly. Cue up Auld Lang Syne. Turn the page. Bring on 2024. There are many realities to confront with the...
piag99
Mar 12 min read
INCIGHT Scholar Feature: Adrian Manriquez
We are excited to share that INCIGHT Scholar Adrian Manriquez will be graduating with a Doctorate in Psychology from PSU in May of 2024....
piag99
Nov 15, 20232 min read
Shoots & Scores! An update on Electric Hockey from Canada.
Many of you know that INCIGHT’s Electric Hockey Carts traveled north in the past year and made it all the way to Brandon, Manitoba. What...
Mitch Blatt
Nov 15, 20235 min read
Making Generational Waves: disability stigma throughout my life
In the current year, people with disabilities are still striving to have the equal rights & social treatment enjoyed by able-bodied...
Mitch Blatt
Nov 15, 20237 min read
Gardening Our Minds
In a way, our minds are kind of like gardens. The various things growing there represent our attitudes and beliefs, and they need the...
Scott Hatley
Nov 15, 20235 min read
Getting to the Root of Stigma
The heartbeat of our work at INCIGHT has always been about breaking down the barriers which keep those with disabilities from being able...
Mitch Blatt
Jul 26, 20233 min read
10 Tips to Fight Negative Thinking
Picture this: you’re sitting at home, minding your own business, when suddenly some negative thought pops into your head. You ignore it,...
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