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Manifesto

CTRL+ALT+CRIP is a magazine that approaches disability not as

a problem, but as a form of knowledge — a point of departure.

We understand accessibility not as a technical fix or an afterthought,
but as a shared right and a space for creative possibility.
Accessibility is a collective practice — and we’re learning with you.

We believe that real access goes beyond physical structures.
It’s also about how we share knowledge, how we use language,
and how we remain open to one another.

Our editorial team is open. We’re looking for stories, experiences,

and perspectives that challenge the norm.

We’re here to open space for different ways of being,
knowing, and imagining the future.

Join us!

The magazine has a permanent editorial team,
but we also invite new people to join us for every issue.

We welcome, for example:

guest editors,
creators,
experts by experience,
photographers,
and people from any other creative fields.

Feel free to apply if you would like

to be part of creating the magazine!

You might want to take part in:

editing,
reviewing,
checking easy-to-understand texts,
or contributing creative content
(e.g. photos, illustrations, graphics, videos).

Participation is on a voluntary basis.
At the moment, we are not able to provide payment,
but we are deeply grateful if you share your time
and knowledge with us in this collective work.

For us, it is important to create something together.
Something for everyone, accessible,
and built around a shared cause.

You can reach us at: hello@ctrlaltcrip.com.

We’re looking forward to your contributions.

Our team

Dániel Cságó is pictured sitting in a wheelchair in front of a subway train. He is wearing a black coat and trousers, and he is smiling.

Dániel Csángó

My acquired disability has transformed my way of thinking.
I realized that I am not a faulty body, but a more empathetic, confident, and critically thinking person who is proud of their uniqueness.

With this came anger as well: society often does not accept me as I am.
But this anger did not stay inside me — it turned into activism,
and it keeps seeking new forms.

In recent years, I have taught Disability Studies at ELTE
and contributed to developing
a participatory model of
university education.

I hold a degree in economics and
in strategic human resource management, and as co-founder of Freekey, I work on developing personal assistance services in Hungary.

In all my activities, I treat the principle of “Nothing about us without us”
as fundamental:
disabled people are not objects of decisions but active shapers and decision-makers in matters that concern them.

One new stage of this work is the CTRL+ALT+CRIP magazine.
My goal is to give voice and space to young disabled people who feel they are capable of much more than what their surroundings expect of them —
those who do not want to fall in line, but instead create and shape the world on their own terms.

Beáta Sosity

As a researcher, designer, and educator, I understand disability not

as a deficiency, but as a world-shaping form of knowledge.

As the editor of CTRL+ALT+CRIP

magazine, my aim is to collaboratively rewrite the narratives of disability —
to reclaim the story and its framing, and to support the work of disabled people and allies in shaping these narratives through art, design, and human relationships.

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