Business Details
Your Source for Disability Rights Journalism
We are the only print disability rights magazine in existence, dedicated to amplifying perspectives and advocacy for the disability community. While other publications have transitioned to digital formats, we maintain our commitment to physical print editions that prioritize accessibility and tangible engagement. Our editorial approach combines rigorous curation of interviews, speeches, and historical materials to preserve critical voices in disability rights discourse. We actively promote campaigns like Expect the Respect to challenge societal attitudes about disability, offering downloadable resources and collaborative opportunities for activists.Our archives provide valuable historical context through partnerships with institutions like the Minnesota Governor's Council on Developmental Disabilities. We welcome qualified volunteers to help enhance our digital presence while maintaining the integrity of our print legacy. Our team works to ensure all content remains accessible across formats, balancing traditional publishing with modern distribution methods. Through both print and limited online samples, we strive to create spaces where disability rights narratives are preserved and advanced.
Services
Print Magazine Publication
Online Sample Access
Campaign Poster Downloads
Historical Archive Access
Volunteer Collaboration
Highlights and features
- We maintain the only print disability rights magazine format
- Our archives preserve critical historical disability rights discourse
- We offer downloadable accessibility campaign materials for activists
- Our editorial team curates content directly from original sources
- We bridge traditional publishing with modern digital accessibility
Services
Print Magazine Publication
We produce bi-monthly print editions focusing on disability rights advocacy. Our publications feature curated historical content and contemporary perspectives. Each issue preserves critical disability rights discourse through interviews, speeches, and archival materials.
Online Sample Access
We provide limited online access to magazine content. This includes sample articles and historical collections from our archives. Our digital previews help readers explore our content before purchasing physical editions.
Campaign Poster Downloads
We offer downloadable PDF posters for disability rights campaigns. These include our Expect the Respect initiative materials. Users can print posters for public display or create custom versions using our design elements.
Historical Archive Access
We maintain extensive archives of disability rights history. Our collections include interviews with pioneers like Ed Roberts and access to original speeches. These materials are available through partnerships with institutions like the Minnesota Governor's Council.
Volunteer Collaboration
We engage qualified volunteers to help maintain our website and digital resources. Volunteers assist with updating content and improving accessibility features. This collaboration helps preserve our print legacy while enhancing digital offerings.
People
Lucy Gwin
Editor
Lucy Gwin founded Mouth Magazine magazine to preserve disability rights history. She curates content from original sources and leads the Expect the Respect campaign. Her editorial work focuses on maintaining accessibility across formats.
Questions
What is MOUTH magazine's focus?
We specialize in disability rights advocacy through print publications and historical preservation. Our content combines contemporary perspectives with archival materials from disability rights pioneers.
How often is the magazine published?
We produce new issues bi-monthly, maintaining our commitment to regular print editions while offering limited online sample content.
Can I access back issues digitally?
Limited online samples are available through our website. Full historical archives require purchase through our partner site www.slinfo.com.
What is the Expect the Respect campaign?
This initiative challenges negative disability stereotypes through downloadable posters and public awareness materials. We provide resources for activists to promote disability pride.
