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Wiley’s Walk features essays on disability, health, access, public policy, and faith.
Latest essays
- The Hills May Be DifferentThe View From a Different Place About a year ago, receiving an advocacy award from New York State’s Chief Disability Officer brought an unexpected moment of recognition.
- Fetal Alcohol Spectrum DisordersThe effects of Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD) are not always easy to recognize. Some become apparent during childhood, while others may go unexplained for years.
- Gales UnseenA storm can begin long before the first drop of rain. Gales Unseen By Kerry Ann Wiley The wind turns north,then changes its mind.The branches bend together,their leaves turned inside out.
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Disability and inclusion
Thirteen personal essays on access, expectations, belonging, and the difference between being present and being included.
Cerebral palsy in adulthood
Six essays on experience, adaptation, care, and the questions that continue beyond childhood.
Ulnar nerve recovery
Seven essays following surgery, recovery, and the questions that came afterward.
How a Voice Takes Shape
Six pieces return to early poems, teachers, family, and the encouragement that helped Wiley’s Walk begin. Together, they show how the subjects and confidence behind the writing changed over time.
Five Essays on Change and Adaptation
Routines, shoes, a question about purpose, a poem, and a pear tree bring five different views of change together.
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