Stephanie Todd 22/05/2026 Stephanie Todd 22/05/2026

“Why are you so quiet?”

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Stephanie Todd 15/05/2026 Stephanie Todd 15/05/2026

“You look better than I expected.”

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Stephanie Todd 08/05/2026 Stephanie Todd 08/05/2026

“They’re Deaf, they’re all the same.”

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Stephanie Todd 01/05/2026 Stephanie Todd 01/05/2026

“Is the interpreter still coming?”

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Stephanie Todd 24/04/2026 Stephanie Todd 24/04/2026

When they say, “We didn’t want to worry you.”

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Stephanie Todd 17/04/2026 Stephanie Todd 17/04/2026

“Just interpret exactly what’s said.”

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Stephanie Todd 10/04/2026 Stephanie Todd 10/04/2026

When “hearing impaired” is used instead of Deaf, identity is reduced.

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Stephanie Todd 03/04/2026 Stephanie Todd 03/04/2026

When “I’m sorry” follows a hearing screen, Deaf is framed as bad news.

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Stephanie Todd 27/03/2026 Stephanie Todd 27/03/2026

When access is treated like a favour, equity disappears.

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Stephanie Todd 20/03/2026 Stephanie Todd 20/03/2026

When “most people don’t need it” decides access, it’s not neutral. It’s exclusion.

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Stephanie Todd 13/03/2026 Stephanie Todd 13/03/2026

When Deaf support is treated like generic support, access disappears.

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Stephanie Todd 06/03/2026 Stephanie Todd 06/03/2026

When hearing people fear awkwardness more than exclusion, nothing changes.

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