Blog post by Dr. Christopher Worth, Co-PI of the My ROAD Project As a Supporter in a Healthcare Situation Practicing Dignity-of-Risk for a Loved One This past week, my wife had a big surgery, but she’s doing really well and…
Life is full of challenges, and it’s important to face them. Hard things happen to everyone unless they’re overprotected from them. In fact, we often learn the most during tough times. But we don’t usually talk about how important challenges…
Blog post by Dr. Christopher Worth, Co-PI of the My ROAD Project Through the Lens of Sexual Health: Dignity, Power, and What Real Education Makes Possible Several years ago, my wife and I led the grassroots and community facing work…
Welcome to the latest For What It’s Worth. In this post, I am writing about the My ROAD team’s trip to the 2025 TASH conference in Denver, CO in December. TASH was founded in 1975, and its mission is to advance equity, opportunity and inclusion for people with disabilities, with a focus on those with the most…
In this For What It’s Worth, I recommend the film The Ride Ahead, which follows Sam Habib as he starts college and rolls into adulthood. The film shows how support, whether quiet or easy to see, helps us take risks,…
This month, I’m sharing an article I co-authored, Messy Inclusion: A Call for Dignity of Risk in Inclusive Postsecondary Education (Bumble et al., 2022). In it, we emphasize that risk is not one-size-fits-all—it exists on a spectrum and can look…