Alice Wong, a prominent disability rights activist and author, passed away at 51 due to an infection. Her work significantly impacted the disability justice movement.

Alice Wong, a notable disability rights activist and author, died on November 14, 2025, at the age of 51 due to an infection. Wong was a key figure in the disability justice movement, advocating for the rights and autonomy of people with disabilities, especially those from marginalized backgrounds. Born with muscular dystrophy to Hong Kong immigrants, she used a powered wheelchair and assistive devices. Wong's work included the Disability Visibility Project and her memoir, 'Year of the Tiger: An Activist's Life,' which combined humor with serious discussions about disability. Her friend, Sandy Ho, described her as a 'luminary' who inspired many. Wong's legacy emphasizes the importance of self-representation and community support for individuals with disabilities.