Since the 1970s, people with disabilities have organized worldwide in the context of new social movements. They formed a diverse group, whose representatives expressed themselves purposefully, provocatively, and knowledgeably on their own issues and concerns. The magazine "Puls" gathered some of these voices. It was published from 1976 to 1994 and was one of the most vibrant forms of expression for people with disabilities in Switzerland. This volume makes this historically significant era, known only to insiders, accessible to a broader audience. It clarifies the core concerns of people with disabilities and highlights the challenges for a democratic social policy. The volume, which includes numerous illustrations, features a contribution from historian Brian McGowan, who analyzes the magazine and places it in its historical context. The main part consists of.