Teens write about their experiences with disabilities, including being blind, deaf, physically disabled, and learning disabled. These stories will help both disabled and non-disabled teens to break down stereotypes and find common ground.
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Founded in 1980, Youth Communication publishes high-quality, true stories by teens. Youth Communication has won dozens of awards for its publications and work with teens including: President's Committee on the Arts, and the Humanities, Parents Choice, Parents Guide, Association of Educational Publishers, Casey Journalism Center, Child Welfare League of America, Independent Press Association, National Mental Health Association, MacArthur Foundation (MacArthur Fellowship awarded to Executive Director and founder Keith Hefner) For more information visit www.youthcomm.org
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