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In partnership with the Disability Visibility Project (@DisVisibility) and Alice Wong (@SFdirewolf), Bitch Media is excited to unveil the Access series!https://t.co/GFGRoJMqQh
— Bitch Media (@BitchMedia) November 1, 2021
#ontheblog – @bookreviewite reviews DISABILITY VISIBILITY edited by Alice Wong. If you've never thought about your ableism, this is a good place to start. https://t.co/yidPR5Ulwd pic.twitter.com/5xx5q5dgiE
— Feminist Book Club (@fmnstbookclub) August 12, 2021
I am so excited to share! I did a brilliant podcast with @SFdirewolf and @BurgartBioethix –and if you go to our Blog at @MedHums_BMJ you can read more about them, plus get the transcript for our talk: Medicine's #Disability Blindspot: #Vaccine rollout
https://t.co/dIx0pcBwX6— Dr. Brandy Schillace (@bschillace) August 12, 2021
The second new #NPRSource this week is @SFdirewolf of @DisVisibility!
Alice Wong is an activist, writer and consultant. She is the founder of the Disability Visibility Project and writes about media, politics and disability representation.
Learn more: https://t.co/acoFmsrhSC https://t.co/hqQeVMBoGz
— NPR's Source of the Week (@SourceOfTheWeek) July 21, 2021
Why should you follow Disability Visibility editor @SFdirewolf? "I have learned more from her Twitter feed in the last couple of years than I could ever encapsulate," says @franklinleonard. #followfriday
Full audio + transcript: https://t.co/uqW2QBqVB3 pic.twitter.com/pIxsoQyOlm
— Follow Friday Podcast (@FollowFridayPod) June 15, 2021
Writer, activist and oracle Alice Wong (@SFdirewolf) wrote a powerful essay for our latest episode about breath. You can find the transcript for the entire episode, including her essay, by clicking the transcript tab on this page. https://t.co/9KY58PC7Hl
— Radiolab (@Radiolab) June 14, 2021
Who among us hasn’t heard someone lament: “I just want things to be normal again,” or something to that effect? Disability advocate Alice Wong (@SFdirewolf) wants those yearning for ‘normalcy’ to question why we can’t do better. https://t.co/gKN1Drx5cb pic.twitter.com/CNU7Z3Wf1e
— Mashable (@mashable) March 16, 2021
"Major challenges in ensuring equitable distribution of the COVID-19 vaccine remain… Solely focusing on age-based eligibility, however, does not serve younger people, like @SFdirewolf, who are living with chronic conditions."https://t.co/U6PA2BvtHZ
— The Century Foundation (@TCFdotorg) March 15, 2021
It was so fulfilling to work on @marieclaire’s annual #ChangeMakers feature. We delved into the work of folks who are shifting how we think about wellness. Thanks to all who shared their stories and the Marie Claire team: @sallyholmes + @danismcnally. https://t.co/mhGmXs5QuX
— Raquel Willis (@RaquelWillis_) March 10, 2021
Aaand here’s the TikTok version! Do you use accessible hashtags? #YourKoreanDad (thanks @SFdirewolf for the important tip!) https://t.co/uvtmIOg4v4 pic.twitter.com/77Ofh6SyNK
— Nick Cho 조근형 (@NickCho) March 3, 2021
Some great insight from disability advocate @SFdirewolf on how to create a more inclusive future post-COVID. https://t.co/0oQDUS8WzR
— Gabe Trujillo (@gabetrujillo) March 3, 2021
Today in the @studentsrebuild #ChangemakerChallenge we're celebrating #Changemaker Alice Wong @DisVisibility for her important work in accessibility! Thank you for helping us ALL be seen. Check out this video from Ravi who looks up to you! https://t.co/qjJQcdR42i
— global_nomads (@global_nomads) February 19, 2021
People living with disabilities are much more vulnerable to COVID-19, but many states, including California, have failed to prioritize them for vaccines as they focus mainly on people 65 and older. "Young high-risk people exist," says disability rights activist @SFdirewolf. pic.twitter.com/Ibt8I6340m
— Democracy Now! (@democracynow) February 9, 2021
"I think a lot about very young, disabled, critically ill and immunocompromised people who could die before it's their turn to be vaccinated." –@SFdirewolf https://t.co/zdfOtm6yU1
— Roxana Daneshjou MD/PhD (@RoxanaDaneshjou) February 2, 2021
“I’m so angry, so sad and so scared… I think a lot about very young, disabled, critically ill and immunocompromised people who could die before it’s their turn to be vaccinated.” @SFdirewolf via @nytimes https://t.co/VdzB5NQ0eY
— Claire Wescott (@cramseywescott) February 5, 2021
Encouraging, surprising, overdue, or weird? I'm in @Google's #YearInSearch on taking action against ableism.
"American searches for 'what is ableism' nearly doubled in 2020." https://t.co/ckLmSWcx3X #DisabilityVisibility #SuckItAbleism
— Alice Wong 王美華 (@SFdirewolf) December 23, 2020
"I try to reconstruct the mysteries under the mask, but there’s no satisfying my face hunger," writes @riva_lehrer, a portrait artist https://t.co/1KDEhEXM45
— New York Times Opinion (@nytopinion) December 10, 2020
ICYMI: We interviewed disability activist and founder of @DisVisibility Alice Wong! @carmellaboykin and @SFdirewolf discuss Wong's time working for the Obama Administration, media representation, and why a co-conspirator is more valuable than an ally.https://t.co/wqGNOBUPjo pic.twitter.com/Z2fvST6rLT
— 44 New Voices (@44newvoices) December 14, 2020
What @SFdirewolf has built will live for generations. I have deep gratitude for Alice and how she collects our stories and people and histories with such care and intention. If you can, support her and the work of @DisVisibility. https://t.co/Q8qSHNpsrA
— DG (@notthreefifths) December 12, 2020
😜 That's me–sitting at my desk from my home in San Francisco via webcam, via Google Meet via Riva's computer, via Google Meet, via Riva's eyes, brain, and body
👩🏻💻🔎🖥🎨🖼️ Lots of mediated communication through technology #CripTech #AccessIsLove #PandemicPortraiture https://t.co/KfV110HQC0
— Alice Wong 王美華 (@SFdirewolf) December 10, 2020
Time for our last #FOLDChallenge of 2020! This month, we’re reading nonfiction by disabled authors, featuring titles from @depalm @AmandaLeduc @SFdirewolf & @judithheumann. Read more about our recs on the FOLD website today. Sponsored by @audible_ca https://t.co/7hAfzXdxWm pic.twitter.com/b7l6PA6Run
— The FOLD (@TheFOLD_) December 10, 2020
💛Yesterday saw the start of #DisabilityHistoryMonth and we are highlighting some fantastic books alongside this. This year, the focus is on Access and asking ‘How far have we come? How far have we to go?’
📙Read more on our blog https://t.co/wIjZQeVJiS#DisabilityInclusion pic.twitter.com/DzPOhBIcE0
— Hampshire Libraries (@hantslibraries) November 19, 2020
Hey, that’s me and yes, ‘normal’ was never great for lots of people before the pandemic. Are folks going to lean from these hard & painful lessons afterwards? I honestly don’t know 🤷🏻♀️ https://t.co/G99XSifb0N
— Alice Wong 王美華 (@SFdirewolf) November 24, 2020
💛Yesterday saw the start of #DisabilityHistoryMonth and we are highlighting some fantastic books alongside this. This year, the focus is on Access and asking ‘How far have we come? How far have we to go?’
📙Read more on our blog https://t.co/wIjZQeVJiS#DisabilityInclusion pic.twitter.com/DzPOhBIcE0
— Hampshire Libraries (@hantslibraries) November 19, 2020
Today on The Upgrade, @finslippy and I have a fantastic interview with my pal @SFdirewolf about disability rights, the ADA, and, of course, a movie rec or two https://t.co/2WYQiTXG2M
— Jordan Calhoun (@JordanMCalhoun) November 23, 2020
There are many disability activists on this list, including @SFdirewolf!https://t.co/bIWR6SVaog
— Louise Hickman (@_louhicky) November 23, 2020
Just got @SFdirewolf 's book Disability Visability.
It's hard for me to focus on reading so I usually have a hard time with books even though I love reading. But I learned today that this one has an audio book and now I'm so excited to read it!!
— Lilo the Autistic Queer (@A_Silent_Child) November 15, 2020
📢 Reasons to attend/read:
Introduction by the incredible @SFdirewolf @DisVisibility
Preface by internationally renowned disability advocate Dr. @drsitu
A new chapter on Technical Standards and a NEW Faculty Guide to Communication!
— DocsWithDisabilities (@DocsWith) November 14, 2020
“…I am living in a time where disabled people are more visible than ever before. And yet while representation is exciting and important, it is not enough. I want and expect more.” — @SFdirewolf, DISABILITY VISIBILITY
(📷: @readwithneleh on Instagram)https://t.co/XxcucgPy2y pic.twitter.com/MjQczkJJkD
— Vintage/Anchor Books (@VintageAnchor) November 11, 2020
.@SFdirewolf took time out of a Zoom Q&A at @UMich to say hi to my kitten. He says "hi" back, and "thanks for the great talk!" pic.twitter.com/L5xsqJayiv
— Josh Guberman (@josh_guberman) November 10, 2020
Thx @jaketapper for mentioning #CripTheVote, an
online community created by @GreggBeratan @AndrewPulrang & me! https://t.co/3CMEXuhKks@CNN, hire disabled commentators, advocates & journalists for your shows! 😊Captioned 📺 h/t @maria_m_town @TaryninDC#DisabilityCoalition pic.twitter.com/nNwPsmXXCh
— Alice Wong 王美華 (@SFdirewolf) November 8, 2020
🔮In the future there will be more…
✅ Disabled pollsters
✅ Disabled pundits
✅ Disabled Cabinet members
✅ Disabled White House staff
✅ Disabled candidates & politicians
✅ Disabled activists, organizers, scholars
✅ Disabled volunteers & trouble makers #CripTheVote https://t.co/MvZ7FXSuKM— Alice Wong 王美華 (@SFdirewolf) November 8, 2020
The @mcgilltribune wrote a lovely piece on the @SFdirewolf @DisVisibility event we organized last week https://t.co/39U2xBcfun @aketchum22 @patitsel @IGSFMcGill
You can watch the event recording on the series' website!— Feminist and Accessible Publishing and Tech (@feministandacc1) November 4, 2020
Pls allow me to inject a 🌈 into this dark night: Disability Visibility is top-notch writing + top-notch stories and has excited my mind like no other book in a decade. It's a life-changer.
h/t @lmillernpr
🙏🏽 editor @SFdirewolf https://t.co/721cWMhVrr— Emily Krieger 🤔🧐🤯😍 (@itsemilykrieger) November 3, 2020
"6 Memoirs by Political Changemakers" via @ReadItForward, including DISABILITY VISIBILITY by @SFdirewolf! https://t.co/UtHAlmUfpp
— Vintage/Anchor Books (@VintageAnchor) October 23, 2020
.@thelilynews asked 15 women, including @ilazer, @MsJuneDiane, @SFdirewolf and @MsLaToshaBrown to share their first time voting experiencehttps://t.co/XnWtC9MQbh
— Shefali S. Kulkarni (@shefalikulkarni) October 25, 2020
“Plain Language Writing — An Essential Part Of Accessibility”
Thanks to @slooterman, @SFdirewolf, @Cal__Montgomery, @autselfadvocacy for help & motivation on this.@Forbes #CripTheVote #DisabledTwitter #DisabilityTwitter #DisabilityRightshttps://t.co/0SvlKq5uKe
— Andrew Pulrang (@AndrewPulrang) October 22, 2020
Disability rights activist Alice Wong (@SFdirewolf) grew up in a Chinese-American home in Indiana. But at school, she felt "invisible and yet painfully visible." In today's new episode, how Alice began to advocate for herself, and managing 💰 on Medicaid. https://t.co/LeCDsAWf8Q
— Death, Sex & Money (@deathsexmoney) October 21, 2020
Advocates and podcasters–including @SFdirewolf @IamAhmedKhalifa and others–told me there's no excuse for creators or producers to present inaccessible podcasts. There's a need for it, and solutions are available. https://t.co/562ylcUere
— Patrick deHahn (@patrickdehahn) October 19, 2020
20 interdisciplinary artists from across the country just received a $50,000 boost in funding for their practices, and five of the recipients hail from the Bay Area.
Meet the Bay Area artists who have been awarded the Disability Futures fellowship. https://t.co/ZQu6U5CTl2
— KQED Arts & Culture (@KQEDarts) October 14, 2020
At the @cdsNYU panel “Disability Visibility at the Intersections” with @wheelchairdancr @SFdirewolf @RunReymaRun and @labelleverite and so grateful to be able to learn from them and be present for a conversation which is already provoking such action, accountability, and joy. pic.twitter.com/JTaVawK9qj
— Jiya Pandya (@jiya_pandya) October 15, 2020
Yes! “If there’s a story that is about disability, but … a single person with a disability is not spoken to for the story, that’s a big issue”@wendyluwrites @sesmith @slooterman @SFdirewolf @emily_ladau all have excellent things to say about this here. https://t.co/FcU67glp2g
— El Gibbs (@bluntshovels) October 12, 2020
I can’t tell you how honored I am to be featured alongside these incredible disabled activists talking about voting and what it means for our community. #CripTheVote @SFdirewolf @VilissaThompson @emilykranking https://t.co/dDzyxWe1Tz
— Dom Kelly (@the_tattooedjew) October 9, 2020
excellent piece by @thrasherxy "It is ableist, in that people who are healthy and productive are simply considered to be superior to sick people…ableism privileges people with certain abilities over disabled people" & has a shout out to @DisVisibility! https://t.co/dYKuFPoz51
— Dr. Laura Mauldin (@mauldin_laura) October 7, 2020
In this @YouthOrganzngX podcast, Alice Wong @SFdirewolf and our very own Alex Perez-Garcia @avperezgarcia reflect on intersectional organizing for disability justice as women of color with disabilities.
Transcript: https://t.co/8LOHAiWH1thttps://t.co/Nckpo4U1NF
— Disability Lead (@WeAreDisLead) October 6, 2020
A reminder from the inimitable @SFdirewolf that all forms of engagement matter and that voting is a key one of them. #CripTheVote #WhatsYourPlan #RevUp pic.twitter.com/hF3DmtWlfQ
— CAPDisability (@CAPDisability) October 6, 2020
#DocsWithDisabilities is back for Fall! Join us October 1 as we chat with @SFdirewolf and @DianaCejasMD in this special 2-part episode about the new book #DisabilityVisibility available now → https://t.co/qIMcKcPK2Q @disability_UM @DocsWith @meekslisa @DisVisibility
— MDisability (@disability_UM) September 30, 2020
Join us for a free virtual book talk with @SFdirewolf, editor of a new anthology #DisabilityVisibility, with contributor Ellen Samuels. Hosted by @UMDisabilityCtr & UM Council for Disability Concerns. First 40 guests receive a free copy of the book https://t.co/lCHVc95tB8 pic.twitter.com/8HSMpFSnj9
— UM Center for Disability Health and Wellness (@UMDisabilityCtr) September 23, 2020
📚'Disability Visibility' editor @SFdirewolf has raised the bar on accessibility & book deals👏🏽 Accompanying the paperback and e-book are:
▫️Discussion guide
▫️Plain-language summary
▫️Audiobook narrated by @superaleja_
▫️InfographicAccess them here: https://t.co/TL6bJF8MC8 pic.twitter.com/6qYTmnktWt
— DearTBT (@DearTruthBeTold) September 22, 2020
it is a dream come true to be published in cup of jo today—i've been a big fan for years. i also want to thank @emily_ladau, @SFdirewolf, @Imani_Barbarin, and @alainaskeys for lending their voices to this essay!
— Kelly Dawson (@atthecrosswalk) September 22, 2020
Disabled people are more than tokens and deserve to have our ideas heard. Read more from @SFdirewolf's interview with impact producer @andraealavant for @popcollab: https://t.co/QdaFEYXNFx. #CripCampFilm pic.twitter.com/ZAKqSoyjSk
— Crip Camp Film (@CripCampFilm) September 17, 2020
"The world is on fire and I’m choking on fear and rage. In 2020, two aspects of my life have been politicized and thrust into the spotlight: ventilators and voting by mail." – @SFdirewolf https://t.co/jQiPHGKpD5
— Teen Vogue (@TeenVogue) September 16, 2020
Guest edited by @SFdirewolf, this collection of essays, Q&As, interviews+ that make up Break the Story Vol. IV is a testament to the myriad of ways the disability community is transforming our culture & our world: https://t.co/kvHy2oLppK #DisabilityVisibility #MakeJusticePop
— Pop Culture Collab (@PopCollab) September 10, 2020
BOOKS OF THE MONTH
let the homie pick: for september @itswalela picked Disability Visibility and @noname chose Capitalism and Disability. visit https://t.co/0MeUSKN7jQ to purchase locally. fuck amazon ☺️ pic.twitter.com/j2CpOkfNPo
— Noname Book Club (@NonameBooks) September 1, 2020
Our Fall 2020 programming is here! All events free and open to the public, and captioning is provided. Registration links on our website, and on this calendar: https://t.co/wL7d04Nvi3
— NYU Center for Disability Studies (@cdsNYU) September 2, 2020
We finally have our copy of Alice Wong’s @SFdirewolf Disability Visibility! I want my 7 year old Autistic son to continue reading and seeing disabled folk taking up space to write, edit and say whatever the heck they want, chew toy and all! #AutisticJoy pic.twitter.com/3q5yKOG9D8
— Jen White-Johnson 🗣✊🏽 (@jtknoxroxs) September 2, 2020
I rode my bike to Indigenous-owned @IronDogBooks. Such a special spot- so warm, knowledgeable, & book-loving. Got two for me & one for someone else that I'll likely end up buying for myself 😍 pic.twitter.com/aJ7a2ZoKaA
— Katie Lee Bunting (@MKatieBunting) August 27, 2020
I wrote about my favorite Rochester indie bookstore at @WritersandBooks for @kenyonreview. Also Alice Wong’s @DisVisibility project and grants 🙌🏽✨@HangingLooseNY and #thisisonewaytodance 💃🏽💃🏽💃🏽 (@UGAPress) https://t.co/0pLG6CnUNm
— Sejal Shah💃🏽is offline August 2021 (@SejalShahWrites) August 27, 2020
NEW: "I strongly believe each person can tell their story in their own way … We should meet people where they are in the ways they choose to communicate with the world." – @SFdirewolf founder & director of @DisVisibility shares her Journey with @jeneva22https://t.co/3OeHPb5sWQ
— Little Lobbyists (@LittleLobbyists) August 27, 2020
Awesome conversation this evening @veronikellymars @DisVisibility & @rchllipp in celebration of the new anthology BODY TALK: 37 Voices Explore Our Radical Anatomy https://t.co/CjCoMEx1kj
— Women & Children First (@wcfbook) August 26, 2020
Well done @SFdirewolf! Your book "Disability Visibility" has been featured in BookAuthority's list of best new Activism books! https://t.co/F5gODULibm
— BookAuthority (@bookauthority) August 19, 2020
"Disability Visibility" editor @SFdirewolf talks to @jbakernyc about the need for more first-person stories from disabled people.https://t.co/OgB10UzynO
— Electric Literature (@ElectricLit) August 19, 2020
Joshua Santospirito's Dispatch from the Future is here ❤️#AFTF2029 #AssemblyForTheFuture @aggyk @SFdirewolf pic.twitter.com/Q5ChPD9mjW
— dp x NYID (@dpxNYID) August 16, 2020
Basically I'm enthusiastic about everything @SFdirewolf does, but this has me screaming (quotes in thread):https://t.co/wPQM4KFgaY
— Dr. Ashley Shew (@ashleyshoo) August 14, 2020
‘A powerful shift’: Disability advocacy, once an afterthought in presidential races, gains new traction
a big thank you to @RebeccaCokley, @GreggBeratan,@DisVisibility, @AndrewPulrang, and @4WheelWorkOut for speaking with me!!https://t.co/FICfvsMJvE via @statnews
— philosophical zombie (@julietissel) August 14, 2020
Fam, if you don't know about the freedom fighter that is @SFdirewolf, who fights against white supremacy & ableism, you need her in your life. I'm learn so much everyday from her. "Disabled people…are modern-day oracles. It’s time people listened to us" https://t.co/0G0E3nJTyJ
— Septima P. Snark (@DrSubini) August 14, 2020
We've got lots of exciting #DisabilityRights events planned at The Staying Inn!
Book Club with @SFdirewolf & @MrEugeneGrant
Hate Crime Awareness with @chloeltear & @CTTrainingLtd
Lobbying MPs with @InclusionLondonCheck out the schedule & sign up ⬇️https://t.co/ETStma1Cud pic.twitter.com/NRpnULhPZq
— The Staying Inn (@TheStayingInn) August 15, 2020
For those who missed our Disability Power Series: Disability Visibility featuring Alice Wong (author of @DisVisibility), Sky Cubacub (founder of @RebirthGarments), and Derrick Dawson (co-coordinator of @ChicagoRoar ), the recap and video are now up!https://t.co/FSMdn77AKM
— Disability Lead (@WeAreDisLead) August 7, 2020
Look what I got on the mail yesterday!!! pic.twitter.com/fsyOEJYXeL
— Viane Londoño (@vianerds) August 5, 2020
See Alice Wong's full brilliant address at Assembly for the Future here; https://t.co/OSiOI9yl8R
— Alex Kelly 🌈 (@aggyk) August 11, 2020
Because of efforts by #CripTheVote founders/organizers @AndrewPulrang, @GreggBeratan, and @SFdirewolf, disability issues are now part of the mainstream conversation. My story about Biden's plan to end the subminimum wage: https://t.co/XuzOSEA4y5 #CripTheVote
— Sarah Bea Katz (@sarahbea89) August 11, 2020
For those who missed our Disability Power Series: Disability Visibility featuring Alice Wong (author of @DisVisibility), Sky Cubacub (founder of @RebirthGarments), and Derrick Dawson (co-coordinator of @ChicagoRoar ), the recap and video are now up!https://t.co/FSMdn77AKM
— Disability Lead (@WeAreDisLead) August 7, 2020
DJNO is hosting @SFdirewolf and @thellpsx to talk about Alice's new book – Disability Visibility: First-person Stories from the 21st Century! Register at https://t.co/pPtHFYrX8e. Event is on 08/20 at 7PM EST! 😀 pic.twitter.com/rwEpyWr1EQ
— Disability Justice Network of Ontario (@djnontario) August 10, 2020
These collections feature disabled people, immigrants, and other underrepresented voices: https://t.co/IitFQeNK2p
— Book Riot (@BookRiot) August 6, 2020
So excited to have finally nabbed a copy of this my beloved neighborhood shop, @wcfbook (where it kept being sold out)
Alice Wong is a visionary and one of my most important teachers as I try to grow as a journalist (and human).
Can’t wait to see how my world is about to change pic.twitter.com/U0lUoc6iU7
— Lulu Miller (@lmillernpr) August 5, 2020
When I tell I felt like SOBBING while listening:
"Access is something that we all should have a responsibility for. And access is something that we all have
capacity, in some way or another, to give to one another." ––Alice Wong https://t.co/K9FaOGzR6M— Courtney Floyd (@cannfloyd) August 5, 2020
Elated to share our latest @4nbodies giveaway: @SFdirewolf’s @DisVisibility anthology featuring essential, galvanizing and stunning original written work by disabled writers—plus a personalized note from its inimitable editor Alice Wong. https://t.co/mcbkl1Eb6l
— Fiza Pirani (@fizapirani) August 5, 2020
Because I *don’t* believe in the power of the universe, I’m adding my voice to this call. Join me, with a retweet. @DisVisibility @SimonBooks @penguinrandom @HarperCollins @HachetteUS @MacmillanUSA pic.twitter.com/dcJ090XQiM
— Lulu Miller (@lmillernpr) August 5, 2020
In celebration of the first month since @SFdirewolf's “Disability Visibility” came out, she commissioned an infographic from Elizabeth Hee to share details from the introduction.
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Check it out here: https://t.co/AkA3v5Jkx2
— Longmore Institute on Disability (@LongmoreInst) August 3, 2020
@SFdirewolf's anthology contains deeply personal stories by the authors focusing on their lived experiences spanning a range of disabilitieshttps://t.co/MQ9udU5rAX
— The Daily Californian (@dailycal) August 3, 2020
Introducing British Vogue’s September 2020 issue, starring 20 inspirational activists dedicated to making a change. With @MarcusRashford and @Adwoaaboah_ photographed by @misanharriman, leading on the special fold-out cover: https://t.co/7rbRA0iXAS pic.twitter.com/CEhRRXN7yF
— British Vogue (@BritishVogue) August 3, 2020
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8_0cMvZf5CY&feature=youtu.be
Closing out a fantastic month of highlighting activists, artists, and more that share this space for disability advocacy.
We're thankful for those that are leading the way in different ventures of showing their place in society. #ADAat30 #CripTheVote
🖼: @dean_strauss pic.twitter.com/1j4q6m23Ha
— Rock the Vote (@RockTheVote) July 31, 2020
"We should not have to assimilate to a standard of “normal” to gain acceptance. And so it is up to us to dismantle these systems and expand what it means to be disabled: We are a range in diversity, not a monolithic group." @SFdirewolfhttps://t.co/yTmmBeyvf7
— Eliana Tardio (@ELIANATARDIO) July 31, 2020
Next week the visionary @SFdirewolf is speaking – you can book here https://t.co/aVuYILCKTV
and you can also watch or read all the addresses and dispatches from the project herehttps://t.co/4VJw50tZJV— Jinghua Qian (@qianjinghua) July 31, 2020
Bookmobile staff loved "Disability Visability," edited by @SFdirewolf and with audiobook narration by @superaleja_. Request it via the @nypl e-collection on OverDrive here: https://t.co/BTkfAKwHUc pic.twitter.com/GZCJGfT7m7
— NYPL Bookmobile (@NYPLBookmobile) July 30, 2020
Disability Visibility: First-Person Stories from the Twenty-First Century celebrates and documents disability culture in the now.
We spoke with editor + contributor Alice Wong (@SFdirewolf) about the book and the @DisVisibility movement.https://t.co/pVoohWs1zQ
— Libro.fm (@librofm) July 29, 2020
Disability Visibility is on this list @DisVisibility
"Best books published in summer 2020 https://t.co/33mNhz6ZWT via @chicagotribune
— Jourdan Saunders (@JourdanSaunders) July 29, 2020
@SFdirewolf the window at Women&childrenfirst Books, Chicago pic.twitter.com/5dZtr44fiS
— Riva Lehrer (@riva_lehrer) July 27, 2020
"10 Books Set to Become the New Feminist Classics" from @byshondaland including DISABILITY VISIBILITY by @SFdirewolf!!!! https://t.co/1tnWzHXI45
— Vintage/Anchor Books (@VintageAnchor) July 27, 2020
Listening to @DisVisibility getting interviewed about the ADA on her podcast. Such a delight to hear your story, Alice! And what an honor for all of us to get to be alive at the same time as you!
— Aimi Hamraie they/them (@AimiHamraie) July 28, 2020
Edited by @DisVisibility, the new collection of stories, "Disability Visibility" offers inspiration, grief, and a firsthand look at the disabled experience thirty years after the passage of ADA. #DisabilityPrideMonth #DisabilityVisibility
— The Progressive (@theprogressive) July 27, 2020
Ahhh, look! It's THE ORACLE CODE! In the @nytimes!
It's part of a beautiful celebration of disability culture, and I seriously could not be more thrilled! 🥰 And even better, it's hanging out right next to @SFdirewolf's DISABILITY VISIBILITY! 🖖https://t.co/OTrmeMmrHu #criplit pic.twitter.com/faCqVxd6oG
— Marieke Nijkamp – updates (@mariekeyn) July 25, 2020
To celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act, I got the chance to talk to the next generation of activists and advocates in the disability rights movement––they're continuing the work of the activists in @CripCampFilm and I couldn't be prouder of them. pic.twitter.com/k7r5JJUC9T
— Barack Obama (@BarackObama) July 26, 2020
Abolition means that all the cages come down, including those that function under the guise of psychiatric ‘care.’
written by: @stellakuamensah + @stefkaufman for @DisVisibility #DisabilityJustice #DisabilitySolidarity #ADA30https://t.co/OQX01olosP
— #FreeEswatini 🇸🇿 (@stefkaufman) July 22, 2020
.@BookRiot on DISABILITY VISIBILITY by @SFdirewolf: "This book. I cannot say enough how much I love it. As I was reading it, I kept having to stop to think about each essay and let the words wash over me again." #ADA #ADA30 https://t.co/KPAKDatFX0
— Vintage/Anchor Books (@VintageAnchor) July 25, 2020
Thrilled to be listening to the #DisabilityVisibility Book Launch…so perfect that it is happening on #ADA30 week-end…the book is placed in order of stories with INTENTION by @SFdirewolf.
Incredible to see these authors and hear their voices! pic.twitter.com/rvRsl1TcgR
— Beth Foraker (@inclusionchick) July 25, 2020
Some recommended readings for #ADA30 via an excellent review in this week's @postbook. @jaivirdi @schock and @sfdirewolf. I am reading Alice's and can't wait for the others. https://t.co/XHvCgzl07s
— Eric Michael Garcia (@EricMGarcia) July 24, 2020
"Disabled oracles have existed throughout time. What will they say in 2029, when some disabilities may disappear due to technology and cures?"
Assembly for the Future – Thursday 6th August 10am (GMT+10), online: https://t.co/y7UaN1myOO
— @WeAreDisabled (@WeAreDisabled) July 23, 2020
Disability activist Alice Wong reflects on the Americans with Disabilities Act: 'A law does not change the world overnight' https://t.co/5psj5WIYwC pic.twitter.com/vmRkZQsy2h
— Yahoo Life (@yahoolife) July 23, 2020
Anyway, DETAILS OF THE FIRST BODY TALK EVENT! I'll be hanging out with @rchllipp and @SFdirewolf with @wcfbook on August 25 at 7 pm central.
Mark your calendar: https://t.co/5U8R6PxNIn
Buy the book: https://t.co/rLwyktrPvz pic.twitter.com/WvkaLj12GO
— kelly jensen 🐱🐰 (@veronikellymars) July 23, 2020
✨NEW EPISODE✨
In this week's episode, @kdwinchester talks to @SFdirewolf about her new book DISABILITY VISIBILITY. You can read the transcript over on our website or listen wherever you get your podcasts! 🎧@lithubradio @VintageAnchor https://t.co/p9oZWg2sxk pic.twitter.com/EtQlO0XqwZ— Reading Women (@thereadingwomen) July 22, 2020
“Yes, things are better with the A.D.A. We have elevators, ramps and closed captioning. But the A.D.A. is not a magic wand. The A.D.A. can only do so much to correct inequalities in a society that is uncomfortable with disability.” @SFdirewolf https://t.co/XNd3XLBUrL
— Jenny Lay-Flurrie (@jennylayfluffy) July 21, 2020
The ADA turns 30 next week, so @annaham360 went long about the legislation’s past and talked to some disability writers and activists, including @SFdirewolf, @annieelainey, @sesmith, and @VilissaThompson about imagining a better, more accessible future. https://t.co/7SvBDSLbaC
— Evette Dionne (@freeblackgirl) July 22, 2020
Check out what was on the front display at my public library in little Owensboro, KY @dcplibrary. YAY @SFdirewolf!!! #DisabilityVisibility pic.twitter.com/BLIQNn9p9J
— Heidi Givens, NBCT (@HeidiGASL) July 19, 2020
A final note from us, as we share this article.
Plain-text version here: https://t.co/1Q7hrXTRUV pic.twitter.com/uPZJTkVIzd
— ProtestAccess (@ProtestAccess) July 19, 2020
PSA: Read Disability Visibility, edited by the lovely @SFdirewolf NOW. I cried. I laughed. I hugged the words I read. And I cried some more.
These words are from @ehlastigirl's essay, which I have already returned to more times than I can count. 💜#queerart pic.twitter.com/7ph5a9JDEu
— Sonaksha (@sonakshaiyengar) July 20, 2020
when the makeup matches the book. Y’all please read Disability Visibility edited by Alice Wong @SFdirewolf. It gives insight into the lives of many disabled people. I learned a lot from others experiences & found points of relation as a disabled person too 🦋 pic.twitter.com/FnjUeX1Hv3
— Walela (they/them) (@itswalela) July 17, 2020
So excited to be joining Alice Wong @DisVisibility, editor of Disability Visibility, and @SFdirewolf Sky Cubacub, contributor to Disability Visibility, moderated by Advancing Leadership Fellow, Derrick Dawson. pic.twitter.com/knpccGOXfi
— Benal Johnson (@benaljohnson) July 14, 2020
What a perfect selection of post these last two days. Stories of disability, @petite_gloom’s new zine and gorgeous badge, a new verse novel inspired by endometriosis and two fresh new novels about language and photography. Treats all round. pic.twitter.com/Aza20g7TXc
— hux | lizzie huxley-jones 🍟📚 (@littlehux) July 14, 2020
Did you love @SFdirewolf during yesterday's #CripCampVirtual? Alice Wong is an advisor for the Crip Camp & Adobe Fellowship in Honor of Ki'tay Davidson, a fellowship program for disabled creatives & organizers with a passion project! Apply by July 21st! https://t.co/Kb6VosieT7 pic.twitter.com/ZyJ81ic9Ao
— Crip Camp Film (@CripCampFilm) July 13, 2020
Shangela is very into @SFdirewolf’s new book Disability Visibility, as all of us should be! #DisabilityPrideMonth pic.twitter.com/eADPsLp3nt
— Doron Dorfman (@DorfmanDoron) July 14, 2020
True stories of living with disability — newer and forthcoming titles for your TBR: https://t.co/KtMomUKc6Z pic.twitter.com/xOwrwsvsvt
— kelly jensen 🐱🐰 (@veronikellymars) July 14, 2020
"These stories do not seek to explain the meaning of disability or to inspire or elicit empathy. Rather, they show disabled people simply being in their own words, by our own accounts."–@DisVisibility, More on DISABILITY VISIBILITY: https://t.co/2nCMKugQxv @VintageAnchor #CripLit pic.twitter.com/HMiT9zJH3l
— Porchlight Book Company (@porchlightbooks) July 7, 2020
Glad @PoliticsProse put on this event – order Disability Visibility now: https://t.co/Gp89mkvabi
Watch the event now: https://t.co/NBEgyzgFtY
— Winn Periyasamy (அசுவினி, she/they) 🦾🧸 (@WPeriyasamy) July 11, 2020
"To all the lovely nondisabled artists participating in this event, I'm going to ask you, what was the last book you read by a disabled person? And if you can't think of one, why is that?" @SFdirewolf #DisabilityVisibility https://t.co/uNXsnWe3xo
— Aubrie Lee (@Aubrie_Lee) July 11, 2020
This is so cool!! So incredibly proud to be speaking at my friend @SFdirewolf first book event for her new release!! https://t.co/e4NAZhfebo pic.twitter.com/FGcXesObbT
— Rebecca Cokley (@RebeccaCokley) July 11, 2020
what an ELITE delivery day ❤️ i am not a label filled me with complete joy, already aggressively annotated the war on disabled people and i’m only on page ten, and i can’t wait to read what the ever wonderful alice has produced, heart is full of crip pride #DisabilityPrideMonth pic.twitter.com/z4wUnVCsYS
— prettier jesus (@crunchiestknees) July 10, 2020
Newest by me for @IndiegrafMedia. Thank you to @HG_Watson for her wonderful editing and to @SFdirewolf , @sesmith and @MortuaryReport for speaking with me. What a joy of a thing to write. https://t.co/XFMP1MQttp
— John Loeppky (@Cymru_Et_Canada) July 10, 2020
Reading makes me very happy. #newbooks pic.twitter.com/CN2uBZyYK5
— Tamara Taggart (@tamarataggart) July 11, 2020
New pod! 🔊
“Disability Visibility: First-Person Stories from the 21st Century”
👉 Inside the anthology w/editor Alice Wong (@SFdirewolf) + contributors @RebeccaCokley & Patrick Cokley (@Angry_Negro)
*Listen: https://t.co/saGq2nNsjP
*Syllabus:https://t.co/pmOq6GYkkZ
— Off-Kilter Podcast (@offkiltershow) July 11, 2020
I just got my copy today! This discussion guide is SO what I needed. Thank you, @SFdirewolf 🙌🏻 #WhatAreYouCelebrating #BooksOfTwitter https://t.co/J5WLa1jp6i
— JWaggo (@jwaggo) July 7, 2020
When you give up looking for an indie seller of @SFdirewolf’s Disability Visibility & go to a big retailer and they’re sold out. Highkey happy for @DisVisibility, lowkey disappointed in stockists.
🗣 The people want to read this book!! 🙋🏾♀️🙋🏾♀️#TripleCripples pic.twitter.com/iXDpA74Dfh
— The Triple Cripples (@TripleCripples) July 5, 2020
Happy Disability Pride Month, @SFdirewolf!!! pic.twitter.com/ldJFUcmQAS
— Molly Doris-Pierce (@mollytwonames) July 2, 2020
Apparently I was the first person in the hold queue to get the audiobook of @SFdirewolf’s Disability Visibility from one of my libraries & I can’t wait to start reading! So happy to find books on disability at my library in a format that’s accessible to me!! pic.twitter.com/FKb7l0bUTi
— Nico 🦄🦥♿️ (@unicornthorn) July 2, 2020
toph is so excited to dig into this one (haha, earthbender joke)!!! congratulations, @alicatsamurai, on the launch of your book!!!#disabilityvisibility https://t.co/nRGwtgF0u4 pic.twitter.com/IJ9hhhQFpc
— Julie Kang (she/her) (@juliekang) July 6, 2020
Today’s post brings TWO new books about disability. The first, ‘Stim: An Autistic Anthology’ edited by @littlehux and the second, ‘Disability Visibility’ by @SFdirewolf.
Tempted to put my ‘Out of Office’ on… pic.twitter.com/syYZ63fegI
— Sinéad Burke (@TheSineadBurke) July 6, 2020
We're live, talking about the disability rights movement.@SFdirewolf, @judithheumann and @labelleverite are with us. https://t.co/oEiVJ2lcz9
— 1A (@1a) July 2, 2020
did you already buy your copy? anyone in germany who really wants to read it but currently can not afford to buy it? write me, I want to send out a copy to two of you, seriously! will open dms now x https://t.co/Hv3aq35a2T
— still tired (@saytine) July 2, 2020
In prep for today's @1a show on the disability rights movement, I had the pleasure of getting to meet @SFdirewolf over video chat, and we talked for a while about the ADA, the coronavirus pandemic, and living with a disability. She's such a force, and really opened my eyes.
— kathryn fink (@finkcommakath) July 2, 2020
Me four – if you are disabled in the US and can't afford @SFdirewolf 's book Disability Visability, DM me. I will buy 10 copies to celebrate Alice, this anthology and the 30th anniversary of the ADA https://t.co/pa2iVcnH7y
— Chad Efaw (@ChadEfaw) July 2, 2020
In honor of #DisabilityPrideMonth here are the newest additions to my bookshelf!
[Visual Description: Three books lay in a row on a carpeted floor. In order from left to right @judithheumann ‘s memoir Being Heumann, @HabenGirma’s Haben, and @SFdirewolf’s Disability Visibility] pic.twitter.com/swZ06lOp7u
— Monica Mesecar (@mmesecar99) July 2, 2020
Amazing book and plain language guide, yeeesss! This is Crip culture celebration ❣️ https://t.co/g2NXtNZGIa
— Naomi Ortiz (@thinkfreestyle) July 1, 2020
Kehlia, Sher. (June 30, 2020). “Review: Disability Visibility, Edited by Alice Wong.” Columbia Journal.
Finally have my copy of Disability Visibility! Go buy and read essays by disabled people! https://t.co/OLO0Qa5dm4 pic.twitter.com/Tvya9HdWmL
— David Peter (@davidnoob) July 2, 2020
Disability Visibility: First-Person Stories from the 21st Century, an anthology edited by @DisVisibility, challenges us to consider what a world with disability at its core can look like. https://t.co/1ycRUh7WMS pic.twitter.com/9zRsnW6oVd
— Autostraddle (@autostraddle) July 2, 2020
"Disabled people are not acceptable collateral damage in this pandemic. I want to believe that the future is not just mine, but ours."
We're talking about the disability rights movement tomorrow at 10 ET. Here's a piece by guest @SFdirewolf. https://t.co/bttJJYxbyT
— 1A (@1a) July 1, 2020
I am thrilled about @SFdirewolf's new book #DisabilityVisibility: First Person Stories from the 21st Century, but what I am most excited about & most grateful for is that there is a plain language translation. Indeed, I am quite emotional about it.
THREAD 1/ https://t.co/RSLzhPEu5c
— Elena Hung 🗽 (@ElenaHung202) July 1, 2020
So honored to have been awarded a Disability Visibility Book Circle Grant to help organize an accessible book release in the midst of Covid-19.
& so excited to be among such an amazing group of writers, both inspirations & new writers whose work I’m excited to explore! https://t.co/ACu8tzfNyR
— torrin a. greathouse (@tagreathouse) June 30, 2020
#DisabilityVisibility: First-Person Stories from the 21st Century launches today! Read our interview @SFdirewolf. 'I hope people find connection + joy from the book + that it excites them about the vastness of our culture + community.' https://t.co/KioujFamw5 @HBKidsHospital pic.twitter.com/o2UwjTwHW5
— lkinross@hollandbloorview.ca (@LouiseKinross) June 30, 2020
My first for @ELLEmagazine is an essay I wrote for @SFdirewolf’s Disability Visability anthology (out today) read my essay here: https://t.co/Oupf4GouAS
— Keah Brown (@Keah_Maria) June 30, 2020
This is thrilling. Almost nobody bothers with access to plain language materials. @SFdirewolf could have gotten away with not bothering and still have gotten credit for the major contribution she is making here. But she and her publisher went beyond lip service to inclusion. https://t.co/Y0kqeK8bGI
— Cal Montgomery (@Cal__Montgomery) June 30, 2020
Ended the day to find this delivered to my door! What a great way to unwind after work! 🙌🏽😁💜#DisabilityVisibility featuring my cat who was kind enough to pose after I begged enough. @SFdirewolf pic.twitter.com/eRSdd3F5by
— Krystal Vasquez (@caffeinatedkrys) July 1, 2020
🎉 CONGRATS new book authors, @ChicanoEats, @DisVisibility @EricHolthaus, Paul Starobin
Brenda Jones & @KrishanTrotman!Read why we're highlighting these 5 on our latest blog post: https://t.co/2nCMKugQxv pic.twitter.com/IEAt99rmg3
— Porchlight Book Company (@porchlightbooks) June 30, 2020
Look at that banner! pic.twitter.com/fmpEhlycEg
— Michelle (@meslizard) June 30, 2020
I read this book last week when my advance copy got delivered. It is a MUST-READ!! @SFdirewolf continued setting the bar for the rest of us in so many ways. https://t.co/GxYHwwdXBp
— Rebecca Cokley (@RebeccaCokley) June 29, 2020
I have only preordered three books in my life and I’m am proud to say that #DisabilityVisibility is one of them. Can’t wait! https://t.co/hh1pKyExTm
— ♿ Jackie Zamarripa (@redwoodjz1) June 26, 2020
There’s a first time for everything and this is the first time I’ve seen my work in a published book (edited by @SFdirewolf) Pretty cool! #Disability #mecfs pic.twitter.com/J0udPeepEJ
— Jamison Hill (@NotTheWhiskey) June 27, 2020
I can't wait to dig into @SFdirewolf's Disability Visibility (@DisVisibility)! I pre-ordered my copy months ago and was able to pick it up today. pic.twitter.com/Fqxq2xANIm
— Andrea Palmer (@aehpalmer) June 24, 2020
It's happening! Closed captioning and ASL interpreting will be provided. Contact events@politics-prose.com with any questions about accessibility.
Register for the virtual event here: https://t.co/h1KNS0GPNT
— Politics and Prose (@PoliticsProse) June 24, 2020
Omg. Look what came in the mail today! #ImInABook Thank you, @SFdirewolf! I can’t wait for you all to get your copies of the Disability Visibility Anthology when it comes out next week on June 30! pic.twitter.com/uGiobcwYMt
— Britney Wilson (@labelleverite) June 25, 2020
@SFdirewolf has transformed my POV profoundly on disability, accessibility and inclusion. I LOVE seeing her face on mainstream magazines like @esquire https://t.co/o8ylYlfPKr
— ericaoherica she/her (@ericaoherica) June 17, 2020
Proud of this Disability Arts International piece I wrote on accessible #books! Thanx @SFdirewolf @AmandaLeduc (w @coachhousebooks @CELAlibrary @NNELSca) @bookhugpress @RNIBLibrary & all #StairsAndWhispers crew. #Ebooks #Audiobooks #Braille https://t.co/vqNqp86vpX @BritishCouncil
— Sandra Alland (@san_alland) June 18, 2020
Had migraine problems for the last 3 days, shout-out to @DisVisibility podcast for keeping me company, thank you @SFdirewolf (Alice Wong)
— Leslie Exp (@LExploitable) June 17, 2020
✨ SNEAK PEEK! Our next Disability Power Series on July 14th from 5–6 p.m. CST features Alice Wong (@DisVisibility, @SFdirewolf ), Sky CubaCub (@Pliers_Sky), and @ADA25AdvLeaders 2020 Fellow Derrick Dawson! Register via https://t.co/WUfgXSHXpU pic.twitter.com/1hiaeSCR4U
— Disability Lead (@WeAreDisLead) June 16, 2020
I'm delighted to announce that @superaleja_ is the narrator for my anthology, #DisabilityVisibility: First-Person Stories from the Twenty-First Century, by @vintagebooks available June 30, 2020
For more about Alejandra: https://t.co/hYr1ryH1Hi#OwnVoices #CripLit #ADA30 pic.twitter.com/fHRoW3cOYb
— Alice Wong 王美華 (@SFdirewolf) June 16, 2020
Good monday morning ☀️This article in @esquire is magnificent, and @SFdirewolf you look dynamo in that photo.
"My hope for coming out of this pandemic is that we don’t return to the status quo." #Disability #AccessIsLovehttps://t.co/ttQDBYucd6
— i t s a l l c o n n e c t e d (@MarinaTsapliina) June 15, 2020
Alice Wong (@SFdirewolf), founder of the Disability Visibility Project, on why we have to emerge from COVID-19 thinking about accessibility. https://t.co/M0K41G2xFf
— Esquire (@esquire) June 15, 2020
Whenever I need an attitude booster, I throw on some cute earrings and my fav @SFdirewolf shirt. pic.twitter.com/uNoUExXWux
— Rosemary McDonnell-Horita (@ricearosie) June 15, 2020
This opens up so many amazing possibilities, though none are easy. I'm ordering supplies and setting up our new-fangled workspace. This is such a crip project! Dealing with enforced detachment from the world (in some ways) while deepening connection and shared experiences. https://t.co/t1abzAfrSN
— Riva Lehrer (@riva_lehrer) June 12, 2020
Thank you @BitchMedia for including #DisabilityVisibility to this amazing list of books!
For more info about the anthology including upcoming online events & how to pre-order: https://t.co/7erNSV1pPb
And sign up for my newsletter! https://t.co/xfbf40AhoK#OwnVoices #CripLit https://t.co/czB1nu1aNW
— Alice Wong (@DisVisibility) June 10, 2020
7/25 at 4pm PT, we will be partnering with @DisVisibility to bring you a virtual book even for “Disability Visibility: First-Person Stories from the Twenty-First Century,” edited by @SFdirewolf! The launch will have readings, giveaways, & more.
Register: https://t.co/wCSAqUMezn pic.twitter.com/xPuRyblu8O
— Longmore Institute on Disability (@LongmoreInst) June 11, 2020
On my hike, I listened to the book Disability Visibility that @SFdirewolf edited. All of the essays are so good! When it got to my piece, I was going to skip it but then sobbed in the forest at how tender the piece still is for me. And how honoured I am to have it in this book.
— A. H. (@a_h_reaume) June 7, 2020
.@DisVisibility with the 🔥
“By design, institutions do not allow us to know about the conditions of the people incarcerated inside… They render people as less than human, subject to exploitation, abuse, and neglect.”https://t.co/Xrss0m5wVK
— Rebecca Cokley (@RebeccaCokley) June 7, 2020
@ohcatrina @the_real_chow @Elana_Brooklyn @SFdirewolf @originalspin This piece never would have happened if not for your input, which was invaluable. Thank you. #WeTheFans #Fandom #MakeJusticePophttps://t.co/Y6NFM6H6oY
— Shawn “Masks Up” Taylor 🇯🇲🇵🇷🇺🇸 (@reallovepunk) June 9, 2020
Today and tomorrow, California is holding legislative hearings on #COVID19 & nursing homes. This essay from @SFdirewolf wolf should be required reading. #CareNotCuts https://t.co/vNkDyhkKpi
— Amber Christ (@amberstweet) June 9, 2020
"An exemplary collection of contemporary essays by people with disabilities": @DisVisibility's anthology DISABILITY VISIBILITY is in "Reads for the Rest of Us" for June! Congrats, Alice! @MsMagazine @karlajstrand https://t.co/xqHpE62A37
— Rosalie Morales Kearns (@RMoralesKearns) June 4, 2020
A thread of resources to read, steps to take, and leaders to follow from @SFdirewolf. https://t.co/aSj03FLnQV
— The Kelsey (@TheKelseyMore) May 31, 2020
Thank you @SFdirewolf of the Disability Visibility podcast, @sinsinvalid and the Bernard Center for Women for some of the audio of Stacey Milbern in this episode.
— The Bay (@TheBayKQED) May 29, 2020
Just got an email from @goodreads with the new June releases and was so excited to see Disability Visibility highlighted as one of five new books in the nonfiction section! So excited to read @DisVisibility @SFdirewolf
— Hannah (@han_silvs) May 27, 2020
Okays, so I’m pretty sure this piece about #Picard as a turning point in #StarTrek representations of #Disability—complete w @SFdirewolf quote—was written just for me. (My students will tell you I basically cannot last a semester w/o a Borg analogy.) https://t.co/nCNbKPZuz6
— Dr. Zoe Wool (@zoewool) May 26, 2020
Looking fwd to this upcoming segment @KQED 4:30pm PST today! Featuring @SFdirewolf and how the Sonoma County VI program @neal_at @VisionTechSvcs are handling the pandemic: https://t.co/tA0jYUQvMr
— Yue-Ting Siu (@TVI_ting) May 22, 2020
Looking forward to taking over the @disabilityjust1 account this afternoon, 4-6 pm Pacific to share what #StaceyTaughtUs!!
Share something Stacey taught you using this hashtag starting 4 pm Pacific/7 pm Eastern, and we will create a collective altar of her teachings and gifts https://t.co/CDH96XQAEI
— Alice Wong 王美華 (@SFdirewolf) May 23, 2020
"It just burns me up, the way people are ready to be over the pandemic."@SFdirewolf @CROWRDREAM @shannonrosa + other disability rights activists share lessons for us all re: accessibility, mutual aid, and solidarity with one another #TheCaliforniaReport https://t.co/n9kJenEaG5
— Sasha Khokha (@KQEDSashaKhokha) May 23, 2020
Stacy Milbern was part of this group of disability activists mobilizing resources to help folks combat COVID19 here in the Bay Area. https://t.co/uYWD6uNtvG
Read @SFdirewolf's remembrance 👇 https://t.co/4yWG6gZGoi
— The Bay (@TheBayKQED) May 20, 2020
"Having progressive neuromuscular disability means I am considerably weaker than I was five to ten years ago — but I’ve never felt more engaged and alive than I do now."
"Six Degrees of Separation" continues w/@SFdirewolf in her OS debut!https://t.co/KP3BzxQPyS @DisVisibility
— Open Space (@Open_Space) May 18, 2020
“ living under great uncertainty is not new. Disabled folks, sick folks, immunocompromised folks have always had kinds of survival, wisdom,and know-how.”- @DisVisibility on Contra* podcast Solidarity Chat 2 pic.twitter.com/qBxCAwJF6d
— Critical Design Lab (@criticaldesignl) May 18, 2020
Powerful essay from @SFdirewolf on art & activism now: "I know what I want to do with my time & capacity. I wield both like swords, cutting out the shit & carving into the good meaty bits I seek as a creator, shaping them into something new and beautiful." https://t.co/rScy3uL78K
— Lisa Diedrich (@lldiedrich) May 19, 2020
Prior, Ryan. (May 13, 2020). How hospitals make tough ethical calls about which lives to save during a pandemic. CNN.
"We are modern-day oracles” –@SFdirewolf
"Disability is a family you can join" –@judithheumann
"We create our own thing" –@VilissaThompson
"I am a fight they are incapable of taking on"
–@Imani_Barbarin #WhatILoveAboutDisabledPeople— Amy Kenny (@DrAmyKenny) May 14, 2020
The #CripTheVote article I’d been preparing for is finally published open access!! https://t.co/KouZZVj3rV
Major shout out to @SFdirewolf, @AndrewPulrang, and @GreggBeratan here and in text. And to all activists who tweet for change.
mentioned: @HaileeYoshizaki @lldiedrich pic.twitter.com/eJSkNGQgM7
— Heather R. Walker, PhD (that diabetic academic) (@Heather_RoseW) May 13, 2020
Loved hearing @SFdirewolf on this podcast – great discussion about how straw bans & moves towards sustainability in the hospitality industry affect #DisabilityRights and how we can move to more accessible & inclusive sustainability practices. https://t.co/jZgcdF4Kdj
— Kera O’Regan | on hiatus (@keraoregan) May 17, 2020
Listening now! @AimiHamraie and @DisVisibility chatting about the times, #Ableism, and crip knowledge. Follow @criticaldesignl for more conversations about disability, #Eugenics, and mutual aid. https://t.co/eaF2PK3CQl
— Hyp-ACCESS (@hyp_access) May 15, 2020
This may be the best phrase I've ever heard.
I will be using it for everything from now on. https://t.co/o3trQVMeLh
— Katie Pennick (@KatiePennick) May 15, 2020
Eveleth, Rose. (May 12, 2020). What message would you send to someone living 50 years from now? Flash Forward podcast.
Eisenmenger, Ashley. (May 2020). Books to Read While We’re All at Home: Disability Edition. Access Living.
I really appreciate knowing when people put my work on their syllabi, so I wanted to give a shoutout to @prabhbob / @barficulut , @jiatolentino , @yrfatfriend , @SFdirewolf , and @mominiquematti (among many others) who I had the pleasure of teaching this spring! pic.twitter.com/N0I9CGV7wC
— y’all don’t read 🥴 (@anthoknees) May 7, 2020
Disability, Visibility and the COVID-19 Crisis. (April 30, 2020). Medical Humanities podcast.
ACCURATE 😁
— Marieke Nijkamp – updates (@mariekeyn) April 28, 2020
We Are Not Disposable, Interact Gallery
🗣️Shoutout to @DisVisibility for launching this new grant to assist disable authors launching their books in 2020. Interested authors have until May 1 to enter! https://t.co/gHY1v5twb4
— Books Forward (@booksforwardpr) April 27, 2020
/2 It's been 30 years since the ADA passed & I can't express how humbled I am to learn from & try my best to support leaders in the disability community. Alice is such a tremendous voice & I couldn't be more grateful for her presence & work & self. Thank you for being you. #APAHM
— Winn Periyasamy (அசுவினி, she/they) 🦾🧸 (@WPeriyasamy) May 1, 2020
MH speaks to Alice Wong, a San Francisco-based disabled activist, media maker and consultant. She is Founder/Director of Disability Visibility Project® and speaks about increasing disability access during the coronavirus pandemic https://t.co/zYJyo0xKg0 @SFdirewolf @DisVisibility
— MedHums_BMJ (@MedHums_BMJ) April 30, 2020
"'If you have a disability, that’s not compatible with ideas of a good life,' she says. 'There’s a real missing experience and expertise in terms of just how resilient we are and how much we can offer the world.'” –@SFdirewolf #NoBodyIsDisposable #COVIDhttps://t.co/VyFxFKpesY
— Disability Rights Education & Defense Fund (@DREDF) April 25, 2020
i cannot recommend this podcast strongly enough.@SFdirewolf and @PhilosopherCrip unpack assumptions I have made about 'quality of life', discuss how 'social determinants of health' is really structuralized oppression, & much more.https://t.co/HCkHQ465pj via @journalofethics
— Melanie Fritz (@melanie_fritz_) April 25, 2020
Great piece on #Disability and #COVID19 with @SFdirewolf and @DawnMGibson https://t.co/xGTX1eT46r
— Kate Nicholson (@speakingabtpain) April 24, 2020
At #AUCD4all @NPRJoeShapiro says Advocates like @SFdirewolf represent an ongoing cry for freedom, inclusion and disability justice. Get to know Alice and her mission at https://t.co/BYir4s15pN
— Nat'l Advisory Board (@mydfi_nab) April 23, 2020
Umeko Motoyoshi Interviews Alice Wong On The Debut Episode Of A Better Table https://t.co/4pHE4TzO0M #podcast #coffee @SFdirewolf @sh1chimi pic.twitter.com/Pit1DGor0d
— Sprudge (@sprudge) April 22, 2020
A new episode of #EthicsTalk featuring @SFdirewolf and @PhilosopherCrip explores "quality of life," just resource allocation, and other ethical challenges arising in pandemics. Listen now! #COVID19 @DisVisibility #ethics #podcast https://t.co/xUw9Tokylj
— AMA Journal of Ethics (@JournalofEthics) April 21, 2020
Shanks, Pete. (April 18, 2020). Disability Rights, Triage and Countering Eugenics in a Time of Pandemic. Biopolitical Times.
Rationing of care based on disability or age is illegal & based on deeply imbedded biases of what quality of life means. Thank you @SFdirewolf @RebeccaCokley @DrAngelLove @riva_lehrer https://t.co/MpkDJuPYUX #WeAreEssential
— Amber Christ (@amberstweet) April 15, 2020
“Publishers need to create professional opportunities for disabled people who want to break into the industry—especially editors," says Alice Wong (@DisVisibility) the founder of the Disability Visibility Project: https://t.co/FEsDP2N9l9#PENworldvoices
— PEN World Voices Festival (@PENworldvoices) April 13, 2020
Dumond, Susan. (April 8, 2020). New Grant Will Help Disabled Authors Promote Their Books. Bookriot.
OMG—I am so excited for this! So many brilliant voices in these pages, and edited by the incomparable @SFdirewolf. ALSO LOOK AT DAT COVER. 😍😍😍 https://t.co/Qw0HCHDcWw
— Amanda Leduc ♿️ (@AmandaLeduc) April 6, 2020
The perspectives and preferences of people with disabilities are often not captured by standard "quality of life" assessments. This dangerous gap in our understanding can lead to harmful and discriminatory triage practices. @SFdirewolf discusses here: https://t.co/8W8XBrgOKB
— AMA Journal of Ethics (@JournalofEthics) April 7, 2020
People with disabilities have long faced discrimination in the health care system before the coronavirus pandemic, @SFdirewolf says.
"We've been failed by the health system," she says. https://t.co/H2VrgF70lm
— Here & Now (@hereandnow) April 8, 2020
I just have to say, I am really proud of my husband. He had his students watch @CripCampFilm, read the Vox article by @SFdirewolf, then read some political science on the barriers disabled people face to political participation #CriptheVote https://t.co/ldesjUEYoI
— Jennifer Brea🦒 (@jenbrea) April 7, 2020
My NYT essay is part an anthology of stories written by disabled writers. It was curated by the incredible Alice Wong (@SFdirewolf). I know money is tight right now, but if you have the means, I’d be grateful if you’d order the anthology and support disabled writers. Thank you! https://t.co/Sc7w3rAc0V
— Jamison Hill (@NotTheWhiskey) April 6, 2020
I STRONGLY recommend you read this by @SFdirewolf. I talked on making the disability community a priority. Alice’s story tells you why.
Action from Congress must address a set of issues salient to protecting 60 million+ Americans with disabilities.15/https://t.co/XcGPENEtw8
— Andy Slavitt 🇺🇸💉 (@ASlavitt) April 8, 2020
Thank you to all of the people who took the time to share this week how your lives are impacted by this humanitarian crisis…
@SFdirewolf for sharing the realities and fears for those living w/ disabilities (1) https://t.co/NOr1ZhQBek
— T O N Y A (@TonyaMosley) April 10, 2020
“Were I to contract coronavirus, I imagine a doctor might read my chart, look at me, and think I’m a waste of their efforts and precious resources,” writes @SFdirewolf. https://t.co/FzdYmQTEqQ
— Vox (@voxdotcom) April 4, 2020
These 14 artists and storytellers @FordFoundation is proud to support are changing the gender narrative. Find out how: https://t.co/qOBuJboU85 #FutureIshers
— Darren Walker (@darrenwalker) April 1, 2020
I don’t ever remember being prouder to report on something than this. Thank you @SFdirewolf, @jaivirdi, David Egan, and the amazing @judithheumann for paving a way for disabled writers, myself included. This is pathbreaking work. https://t.co/tyHG7mqtny
— Alex Green (@lalexgreen) April 4, 2020
As the #Covid19 crisis shows everyone benefits from the world #disabled people have shaped. @Journeys_Film's FAB @IndieWire piece captures this moment and foretells what could be next. @emily_ladau, @SFdirewolf & yours truly drop a few truth bombs too. TY! https://t.co/4ZRUbCEGWJ
— Lawrence Carter-Long (@LCarterLong) April 3, 2020
Tips from @SFdirewolf on tech tools for digital organizing:
1. @wakelet
2. @canva (though there’s a few)
3. Scheduling tweets (like @TweetDeck) or other engagement so you don’t have to be online all the time— Dr. Zoe Wool (@zoewool) April 3, 2020
"You know, I sound like Darth Vader. But I cannot force-choke ableist jerks". – Alice Wong
I snort-laughed. 😂
In all seriousness – this @offkiltershow with w/ @aneeman, @SFdirewolf & @sbagen is incredible. https://t.co/fPJSUD8oZw#CripTheVote
— Andrea Palmer (@aehpalmer) March 31, 2020
NEW #WithFriendsLikeThese: @SFdirewolf joins @anamariecox to discuss what it means to be a part of the disabled community during a pandemic. They talk about the grassroots activism being done within the community & what able bodied folks can do better. https://t.co/GoLshnN8Dh pic.twitter.com/aOGAOWynP5
— With Friends (@crooked_friends) March 27, 2020
“So many people see me and presume that I have a poor quality of life because I have a tube attached to my face and that I sound different.” @SFdirewolf talks #COVID19, eugenics, and the value of disabled life on the latest @offkiltershow 🔊https://t.co/CXzU3Fbykl #COVID19
— Off-Kilter Podcast (@offkiltershow) March 28, 2020
We wrote about the Coronavirus & disability. Disabled people have been raising the alarm for ages, yet it always went unheard. Shout out to @SFdirewolf & others who also articulated what it means to be disabled in times like these. ❤️https://t.co/FGvHx9uspN#TripleCripples
— The Triple Cripples (@TripleCripples) March 26, 2020
Add disabled activists to those saying the Senate's coronavirus stimulus package doesn't go far enough, with @SFdirewolf and @RebeccaCokley telling me it doesn't address the specific ways the pandemic has hurt the community #CripTheVote https://t.co/dHdezMqKoW
— Zack Budryk (@BudrykZack) March 26, 2020
Chinese-American disabled activist @SFdirewolf shares her ultimate comfort food while isolating from the #coronavirus pandemic 😋
Make sure to check out her full recipe at the end 👉https://t.co/fMWnbsNZyH pic.twitter.com/HKQTld5M9s
— Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) March 26, 2020
Alland, Sandra. (March 25, 2020). Interdependence and Connectivity: What Disability Arts Can Be. Disability Arts Online.
"For clinicians to take my vent away from me would be an assault on my personhood and lead to my death,” Alice Wong told @aneeman. “I deserve the same treatments as any patient." https://t.co/ThPrVnsNRF
— New York Times Opinion (@nytopinion) March 23, 2020
Here is a quick'n'dirty 25-min video lecture on #Posthumanism & #Disability I made today for UK #disabilitystudies undergrads. Includes @SFdirewolf 's post on Disabled Oracles and the Coronavirus. Feel free to use/share. Autocaptions only I'm afraid https://t.co/Ve8TXm5e3c
— owen barden (@owenbarden) March 20, 2020
I am THRILLED to announce we are taking this event online!
The Digital Future of Disability Activism: A conversation with @SFdirewolf and Sandy Ho April 3rd, 4:30pm Central. https://t.co/Nq3pni0niS w live captioning.
I'm moderating and we'll be taking Qs from you!
— Dr. Zoe Wool (@zoewool) March 20, 2020
.@SFdirewolf with a powerful reminder of the disability community's collective wisdom & why we must center disabled voices.
"Disabled people know what it means to be vulnerable & interdependent. We are modern-day oracles. It’s time people listened to us."https://t.co/3o0iCkohiS
— CAPDisability (@CAPDisability) March 18, 2020
CN: death, end of life, healthcare rationing, medical industrial complex, ableism
Honestly difficult for me to keep sharing these threads because this is fucking personal as a vent user.
Still, I know we have to. Because disabled people are modern day oracles #CripTheVote https://t.co/BigrS9BF9X
— Alice Wong 王美華 (@SFdirewolf) March 18, 2020
right now more than ever i am grateful i’m tapped into disability justice twitter. i started with @DisVisibility and moved from there. follow disabled people, uplift their voices. tap into their work!
— save our planet! #stopcopcity (@farmereva_) March 10, 2020
Join Barbara Gordon's journey to self-acceptance in #TheOracleCode! @DisVisibility chats with @mariekeyn about the new graphic novel: https://t.co/UMOBr6sUDb pic.twitter.com/peqAJPqBU9
— DC (@DCComics) March 9, 2020
2) I argue that two things have particularly driven the change since 2016. One is #CripTheVote from @SFdirewolf @GreggBeratan and @AndrewPulrang. The other were the mass public actions to save Medicaid in the summer of 2017.
— David M. Perry (@Lollardfish) March 10, 2020
“5 Things To Know About Coronavirus And People With Disabilities.”@Forbes #DisabilityTwitter #DisabledTwitter #CripTheVote #Coronavirus #COVID19
Thanks to @BeingCharisBlog@DawnMGibson @SFdirewolf
and others who have written & shared on this topic.https://t.co/PnKscYzvgz— Andrew Pulrang (@AndrewPulrang) March 9, 2020
Lots of interesting material gathered by @SFdirewolf + @DisVisibility on the #Coronavirus & the disability community. #IllnessPolitics https://t.co/K2kSIH5AfT via @wakelet
— Lisa Diedrich (@lldiedrich) March 7, 2020
Wong, Alice. (March 7, 2020). #Coronavirus and the disability community #COVIDー19 #COVID19.
A thread of some of my comments 👇
Shout out to writers @karriehiggins & members of the Disabled & Deaf Writers Caucus who expended so much labor & effort over the years pushing AWP to improve, often in the face of indifference or inaction #AWP2020 #AWP20 #CripLit #OwnVoices https://t.co/5czi5qkPY4
— Alice Wong 王美華 (@SFdirewolf) March 6, 2020
Association of Writers and Writing Programs Annual Conference. The Future Is Accessible, moderated by Emily Rose Cole with Jess Silfa, Alice Wong, and Sandra Beasley. March 6, 2020.
Early bird here, tweeting hope that writers in San Antonio for #AWP20 #AWP2020 come to our 9 AM panel today, “The Future Is Accessible,” featuring @EmilyColeWrites @SFdirewolf & Jess Silfa. Rm 212 of the convention center. DIsLit & DisJustice & tips to make events more inclusive.
— Sandra Beasley (@SandraBeasley) March 6, 2020
"Access is a form of love- not just about compliance or a burden." Alice Wong via Skype. The Future Is Accessible, with @EmilyColeWrites, Jess Silfa, Alice Wong, @SandraBeasley. #AWP2020 #awp20 pic.twitter.com/dmWpqmahcI
— Nancy Chen Long (@NancyChenLong) March 6, 2020
Here's the story I wrote about it, for those who are curious. (To be honest I might not have written it if not for my friendship with @SFdirewolf, another unstoppable force for disability rights) https://t.co/oqSGCXRDvP
— Josh Chin (@joshchin) March 5, 2020
OMG! Soooo thrilled I was just approved on @NetGalley to read and review the incredible Alice Wong @DisVisibility‘s new anthology! Absolutely geeeeked! It’s not out until June 30th but get pumped for it! #AdvancedReaderCopy #NetGalley #DisabilityRep #DisabilityVisibility pic.twitter.com/kcX1CePwfc
— Tzipora Raphaella (@Tzipity) March 3, 2020
We're a week away from Super Tuesday primaries in the US, so it feels like a good time to share this piece as a reminder:
1. Make organizing actions accessible!
2. Fighting fascism doesn't end with voting!
3. Fight where you're able (and don't forget your meds)!#CripTheVote pic.twitter.com/NiyfVRPg2D
— Jessi Eoin 🏳️🌈 ♿️ (@JessiEoinArt) February 25, 2020
Wong, A. (February 25, 2020). #CripTheVote live-Tweets the 2/25 #DemDebate.
Pooler, Fionn. (February 20, 2020). The Age of the Zero-Waste Cafe. Sierra Club.
I wrote this for @Sierra_Magazine about the rise of the zero waste cafe. I probably could have written another thousand words about the subject.
Thanks to everyone who spoke to me, inc. Jonny @FoodstoryCoffee, Karen @NossaCoffee, and Alice @SFdirewolf.https://t.co/Nh8OIPozMf
— The Pourover (@thepouroverblog) March 2, 2020
"These 16 People and Groups Are Fighting for a More Equal America." @TIME
A terrific article about equality activists, featuring Alice Wong @SFdirewolf, one of the co-founders of #CripTheVote https://t.co/uix3BT5hWq
— Andrew Pulrang (@AndrewPulrang) February 21, 2020
These 16 People and Groups Are Fighting for a More Equal America, Time Magazine, February 20, 2020.
So delighted to see shoutouts from Sara Barton’s lecture on theology and disability for @RutiRegan @SFdirewolf @MeeksLisa and #DocsWithDisabilities pic.twitter.com/3DUh3gEz3i
— P. F. Anderson is recovering … slowly (@pfanderson) February 20, 2020
Wong, Alice. (February 19, 2020). Recap of #CripTheVote Live Tweet Democratic Debate.
Wong, Alice. (February 14, 2020). Recap of #NotMyAlliance: Solidarity with the Wet’suwet’en.
Wong, Alice. (February 12, 2020). Recap from #CripTheVote Twitter chat on debate accessibility with the American Association of People with Disabilities.
Wong, Alice. (February 5, 2020). Recap from #DisabilityCounts2020 Twitter chat: How an Accurate Census Count Benefits Disabled People.
**Call for submissions** for a great collaborative project about #disability and community by the fabulous @SFdirewolf 😍 and Ashanti Fortson. See the @DisVisibility link here for more information.#DisabledLatinx #DisabledLatinxMovementhttps://t.co/jrzfgF22zF
— Lisette E. Torres (@LisetteETorres3) January 30, 2020
O’Hara, Mary. (January 28, 2020). US Democratic contenders are pushing disability up the agenda. But is it all talk? The Guardian.
Aquino Irving, Kyla. (January 23, 2020). The 5 Leaders Continuing the Legacy Ed Roberts Started. Yo! Disabled and Proud.
Organizers Forum: Disability Organizing in 2020 featuring Maria Town, Marcie Roth, and Alice Wong (Video and text transcript). January 21, 2020.
Thank you for having me. I look forward to continuing the conversation—and ushering in a new era of inclusion for people with disabilities. https://t.co/r8c6XVNyBm
— Pete Buttigieg (@PeteButtigieg) January 17, 2020
Happy to see this in the book post (getting loads at once on return to LDN, a delight):
Ableism by Michelle Nario-Redmond @WileyPsychology
Honoured I’m alongside other colleagues profiled, inc @SFdirewolf.
“Half of ppl killed by police in the US may have a disability” -p. 77 pic.twitter.com/7SFKYEmBo5
— Khairani Barokka (@mailbykite) January 16, 2020
Feb's #SocialJusticeBookClub pick is Resistance & Hope: Essays by Disabled People edited by Alice Wong (@DisVisibility). For a copy email JLemberger@SantaBarbaraCA.gov or print/listen to via Disability Visibility Project's site >> https://t.co/hPjXtrJ5Ph. 2/18 6pm Central Library
— Santa Barbara Public Library (@SBPLSystem) January 16, 2020
NEW: This Friday, January 17, @PeteButtigieg will join @DisVisibility for a #CripTheVote Twitter town hall. Join us live from 1-2:15 PM ET—right here on Twitter. pic.twitter.com/LjRqmOC7FP
— Team Pete HQ (@wintheera) January 16, 2020
Announcing "Recoding CripTech"
Opening Jan. 23 @somarts
Curated by @vxchang from CODAME and @ldfelt
With an artist panel discussion and Q&A, led by Karen Nakamura and featuring @SFdirewolf. @claudiaalick, Darrin Martin and M Eifler aka BlinkPopShifthttps://t.co/2lMJdePQBO pic.twitter.com/sFvXHFdtfW— CODAME ART+TECH (@codame) January 14, 2020
Participated in a roundtable w/ @SFdirewolf & Cade Leebron about that NYT article and the larger problem of romanticizing violence against disabled people. Moderated by @RachelCharleneL : https://t.co/xn8qWLa8QR
— Keah Brown (@Keah_Maria) January 14, 2020
Luterman, Sara. (January 10, 2020). Elizabeth Warren Has Made Disability Rights Central to Her Campaign. The Nation.
Astor, Maggie. (January 10, 2020). Elizabeth Warren Opens a New Front in Disability Policy. The New York Times.
"As a disabled Californian reliant on power for breathing and essential life functions, I know firsthand that energy infrastructure and response to natural disasters are going to be major issues that will only escalate in this climate crisis," she said.
— Maggie Astor (@MaggieAstor) January 10, 2020
Keeling, Brock. (January 8, 2020). Can San Francisco be fixed? Curbed SF.
“There’s a lot to love about the city, but it’s clear that entire systems need to be overhauled and dismantled for real change in areas such as mental health, pedestrian safety, housing, [and] inequality.” Yes, @SFdirewolf! 💯 https://t.co/kGu8hQ0cYd
— Emily Johnson (@emily_rj) January 9, 2020
Budryk, Zack. (January 7, 2020). Warren holds Twitter town hall with disabled activists. The Hill.
So thankful to @DisVisibility, the #CripTheVote team (@SFdirewolf @GreggBeratan @AndrewPulrang) and everybody else involved in making this happen today https://t.co/0430SMWnId
— karolyn gehrig (@karolynprg) January 7, 2020
Wong, Alice. (January 7, 2020). #CripTheVote candidate chat with Sen. Warren: A recap.
This is wild. I’ve been reading and occasionally partaking in CripTheVote convos for a couple years but seeing an actual presidential candidate be grilled by actual disabled people in the #CripTheVote chat is pretty fucking cool. Thank you to @SFdirewolf for making this happen. https://t.co/RUJRZdCoDv
— coffeespoonie (@coffeespoonie) January 7, 2020
I look forward to chatting with #CripTheVote this Tuesday! https://t.co/MMOyCkT7YJ
— Elizabeth Warren (@ewarren) January 5, 2020
Stochl, Emily. (January 3, 2020). In Library Renovations, When Do Discussions of Accessibility Arise? Bookriot.
.@SFdirewolf is the queen of the disability Internet. 👸🏻 the work of @DisVisibility has truly changed the game for the visibility of our community like no other. Check out the highlights and donate. 💰 https://t.co/N7sJzx1I54
— Rebecca Cokley (@RebeccaCokley) December 31, 2019
Wong, Alice. (December 2019). Ableist and gendered violence isn’t love: A recap.
Super excited about my shirt my brother bought me for my birthday. Proud to say that this is what disability looks like! #disabilitytwitter #DisabledAndCute @DisVisibility 😍😍 pic.twitter.com/Dus5l3lVAB
— Dr. Kate Ringland⁷ (@liltove) December 21, 2019
Wong, Alice. (December 20, 2019). December #DemDebate: Live Tweets by #CripTheVote.
Shout out (@SFDireWolf)Alice Wong amplifying Disabled voices of color, That's why Disability https://t.co/QTn78VPqAQ is like no other … https://t.co/GwhF6QOhex
— T.Reid (@TSReid) December 21, 2019
My chemobrain is flared, & I just forgot the url/name for Twitter as I tried to get here to share fave points from the @DisVisibility podcast on Cyborgs. I just stared at the screen blankly for a few minutes, but I made it!
Here's the link: https://t.co/WYyDYUEhhi
— Dr. Ashley Shew (@ashleyshoo) December 20, 2019
"It may seem superficial to be mentioned by name, but having your community represented matters during these events," Alice Wong (@SFdirewolf) said.
Every single issue is a disability issue. #RepresentationMattershttps://t.co/qsWOx4rIBi
— Little Lobbyists (@LittleLobbyists) December 18, 2019
Philippe, Isabelle. (December 18, 2019). Disability activists are speaking out, and they want Democratic candidates to hear them. ABC News.
Updated the bulletin board outside my office door with a new flyer for my forthcoming book #HearingHappiness.
And of course the Disability Justice Is L❤ve sticker by @DisVisibility #AccessIsLove campaign is still up there! pic.twitter.com/1jDymrnYXp
— Jaipreet Virdi (@jaivirdi) December 16, 2019
I'm reading @Karnythia and @adamicoarts ' "Amazons, Abolitionists and Activists" and look who popped up! pic.twitter.com/X3GdAy0YzN
— Zack Budryk (@BudrykZack) December 14, 2019
Imagine my delight while reading Amazons, Abolitionists, and Activists by @Karnythia and @adamicoarts – a gorgeous graphic novel when I came across my pal @SFdirewolf in it!
Friends – I highly recommend this book it is stellar. pic.twitter.com/GWevNY5AFN
— Sandy Ho (@IntersectedCrip) December 14, 2019
Restaurants and cafes are increasingly banning paper cups, which "adds another layer of difficulty to me as a disabled person to just enjoy a drink like anybody else,” says @DisVisibility’s @SFdirewolf, who loves frequenting San Francisco’s cafes. https://t.co/CPdzei9s5B
— Thinking Person's Guide To Autism (@thinkingautism) December 6, 2019
A collection of responses to that @nytimes article about tolerating "difficult" family members during the holidays—while not actually having any empathy for those family members, or considering how to accommodate them. From @SFdirewolf:https://t.co/qBTdLzqyMT #Neurodiversity
— Thinking Person's Guide To Autism (@thinkingautism) December 2, 2019
👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼 thank you @SFdirewolf for leading this discussion https://t.co/AypGjcHz2w
— Janelle Bitker (@JanelleBitker) November 30, 2019
Wong, Alice. (November 29, 2019). Thanksgiving with a heaping side of ableism: A recap.
Caiola, Sammy. (November 26, 2019). California Disability Advocates Say Visibility During Campaign Season Is A First. Capital Public Radio.
Wong, Alice. (November 2019). Some responses to Kamala Harris’ Mental Health Plan: A recap.
Healing Justice Podcast. Episode 46: Access is Love with Alice Wong.
Powell, Robyn. (November 20, 2019). For the First Time, Disability Rights Are a Major Campaign Issue. Rewire News.
We're honored to have Alice Wong’s support for the #MedicalAbuseHotline!
Thank you @DisVisibility @SFdirewolf !!
Captioned video:https://t.co/AN5WYZFp7f
Transcript: https://t.co/kU6b7sTKlo
#TransformTheMIC pic.twitter.com/FjJuOVkRzt
— Health Justice Commons (@HJCommons) November 20, 2019
Wong, Alice. (November 20, 2019). Recap from #CripTheVote Live-Tweet of Democratic Primary Debate.
Wong, Alice. (November 14, 2019). Recap: #AskJulián with the disability community.
Wow. Being sick made me forget it was the 14th. I want to cry. 😭
If you are #disabled or love someone who is, you have to look at this. 💜
Not watching the debates that don't have him unless he says he's not running.https://t.co/OJ6iBwrjTS
This looks amazing @SFdirewolf— Tinu, Empress of Twerk, Thirst of My Line. (@Tinu) November 15, 2019
In San Francisco for #NWSA2019 & so thrilled to meet IRL one of my all-time favorite people on here, @SFdirewolf aka @DisVisibility! Excited to hear that the Disability Visibility anthology Alice is editing will be out in the summer. pic.twitter.com/Ltq3rgD0GJ
— Lisa Diedrich (@lldiedrich) November 15, 2019
Snaps in the room when @Mediadisdat quoted @SFdirewolf @DisVisibility👏🏼 #NCA19 pic.twitter.com/soiA6wRJ7c
— Shelby Landmark (@shelbylandmark) November 14, 2019
Wong, Alice. (November 13, 2019). 2019 Autistic Self Advocacy Network Annual Gala: Keynote by Alice Wong. Video description and text transcript.
Lapointe, Grace. (November 13, 2019). 6 Powerful Books By Disabled Authors. Bookriot.
Wong, Alice. (November 11, 2019). Coffee, sustainability, and accessibility: Recap of online conversation.
in class yest, we read a piece by @SFdirewolf abt the work disabled women have to do to get sexual & reproductive healthcare. students broke into groups trying to find resources in CT. guess what? there's ONE accessible exam table in CT @ a clinic that is only open 2 days/month.
— Dr. Laura Mauldin (@mauldin_laura) November 6, 2019
i wrote a story for @GayTheMagazine about what it costs to be disabled—and it's been a year in the making. i want to thank @emily_ladau, @SFdirewolf, @VilissaThompson, and @alainaskeys for being in it, and @rgay and @laura_june for giving it a dream home.https://t.co/jrdfKaXa5Q
— Kelly Dawson (@atthecrosswalk) November 5, 2019
Follow @SFdirewolf @DisVisibility #PowertoLive for important info on how the shutoffs and the fires are effecting (+ disproportionately effect) people with disabilities + how to help
Infrastructure, climate change, emergency response — these are all disability justice issues. https://t.co/HI7LiPXzXM
— Micaela Connery (@MicaelaConnery) October 29, 2019
We must talk more about disability justice in our organizing and in our movements.
We are so so grateful for how much we learn from #DisabilityTwitter and the wisdom and teachings from @SFdirewolf @sinsinvalid @miamingus @DisabilityHistr + more#AccessibilityisLove
— Coalition on Homelessness (@TheCoalitionSF) October 23, 2019
.@SFdirewolf is super smart. Let’s get our vaccinations and keep each other safe and healthy.
(I’m talking to you, lady who always stands sooo close to me in the subway 🤧🙄 ♥️) #FluSeason #VaccinesWork https://t.co/s5Mk7Z53WA
— Piper Perabo she/her (@PiperPerabo) October 18, 2019
Thanks #CripTheVote for your perspective and wisdom throughout the #DemDebate!
Also, thanks @SFdirewolf for creating the Bingo card! Glad we could mark off “Disability!”
*see thread for image description pic.twitter.com/4u4XJaiWLz
— Kelton & Ainsley (@keychainaday) October 16, 2019
Wong, Alice. (October 15, 2019). #CripTheVote live-Tweet of the Democratic Primary Debate: A recap.
If disabled folks want to celebrate & find joy in hearing the word ‘disability’ during tonight’s debate let them. It’s not EVERYTHING but it’s SOMETHING.
Just sayin’#CripTheVote #DemDebate #SayTheWord #Election2020
— Alice Wong 王美華 (@SFdirewolf) October 16, 2019
Wong, Alice. (October 13, 2019). #CripTheVote Twitter Chat on Voter and Caucus Access with Disability Rights Iowa: A Recap.
Alerted by @SFdirewolf — I’m seeing there are 872 customers who will be affected that are ‘medical baseline’, meaning they have special energy needs due to medical conditions. Looking to find/speak to some of these folks today @KQEDnews pic.twitter.com/fZAeKa6GuZ
— Kate Wolffe (@katewolffe) October 9, 2019
Thanks for the advance notice, current & accurate information, working website & outreach to folks on the medical baseline program!
*sarcasm*#PGEshutoff #PGEshutdown #PSPS #CripTheVote #SuckItAbleism https://t.co/Con8u9rhIY— Alice Wong 王美華 (@SFdirewolf) October 10, 2019
Journalists covering #PGEshutoff:
-do interview older, disabled & chronically ill people impacted
-find out the numbers of customers on the medical baseline program impacted by shutoffs
-describe the shutoffs as something more than a mere 'inconvenience'#PSPS #CripTheVote
— Alice Wong 王美華 (@SFdirewolf) October 9, 2019
I’m not in an affected area but I was working through scenarios on what I would do this week since this is only a matter of time as a disabled medical baseline customer in San Francisco. Some thoughts 👇#PGEshutoff #PSPS #SuckItAbleism #CripTheVote #SF https://t.co/YzB1kOPXQd
— Alice Wong 王美華 (@SFdirewolf) October 9, 2019
Wong, Alice. (October 9, 2019). Beyond Inconvenience: #PGEshutoff.
5 days w/o power can mean death for some older, disabled & chronically ill folks who don't have the means to prepare or ability to leave their homes. As this becomes the new normal to mitigate wildfires, I am deeply concerned about how many will suffer#PGEshutoff #CripTheVote https://t.co/c6EOTjT1ZR
— Alice Wong 王美華 (@SFdirewolf) October 9, 2019
Our latest is up! We talk to @SFdirewolf, the founder and Project Coordinator of the @DisVisibility Project, and @ninagcomedian, comedian, professional speaker, storyteller, writer and educator, about why the voices of disabled people belong in podcastshttps://t.co/iAQfJOIS7x
— The Vocal Fries (@VocalFriesPod) October 7, 2019
My comp students read the @DisVisibility @SFdirewolf piece for Catalyst, about the dangers of the straw ban and some of them chose to write a response. They were shocked that they hadn't heard this side of the story and began to scramble for better solutions. So proud!
— Jane Wants to Sleep for a Year, MA (@WritingAnother) October 6, 2019
Had a great time at #WerkItFestival today talking about hosting with @radiomirage, @RundAbdelfatah & @meuceph!
It’s an incredible privilege to be a host. Independent podcasters have a lot of latitude & we should use it to challenge listeners, experiment, & be creative. pic.twitter.com/2m073E0zwW
— Alice Wong 王美華 (@SFdirewolf) October 4, 2019
✍🏽 #Podcast hosting tips from @RadioMirage @RundAbdelfatah @meuceph @SFdirewolf
-Ask open-ended questions
-Give people space to be silent
-Let your curiosity lead
-Get really familiar with your material before you get into the studio
-Embrace all of who you are #WerkitFestival pic.twitter.com/4IxRmw397p— Luminary (@hearluminary) October 4, 2019
Alice Wong, host of @disvisibility, dropping some truth bombs about the importance of hearing diverse voices on #podcasts #werkitfestival pic.twitter.com/oNP5Cbrpm8
— Rachel Corbett (@RachelCorbett) October 4, 2019
Bri M. (@powernotpity) shared disability centered podcasts you should listen to:
🌟Disability visibility (@DisVisibility) by Alice Wong
🌟Disability After Dark (@disaftdarkpod)
🌟The Accessible Stall (@AccessibleStall)
🌟Read My Mind Radio (@reidmymindradio)Go subscribe! 🚨
— WNYC Studios (@WNYCStudios) October 3, 2019
Wong, Alice. (September 25, 2019). #MenusAreAccess: Reader responses to one hot ableist take.
https://www.instagram.com/p/B2yzHWHgyb3/?igshid=18oacikdb1qof
I am so psyched to hear that @DisVisibility will do the keynote at the @autselfadvocacy gala this year. I really want to go — and that would be one of many highlights.https://t.co/cA0QCzmFmo
— Cal Montgomery (@Cal__Montgomery) September 24, 2019
So amazing getting to talk with a new friend, @SFdirewolf. Such words of wisdom during our storytelling panel at CA @HA_Summit! pic.twitter.com/EDomnIQdzg
— Sneha Dave (@snehadave98) September 22, 2019
I'm at SF MoMA & so far none of the #art looks like me except for a nondisabled artist's depiction of two blind people & @SFdirewolf featured in a mural.
Representation matters. Art museums must feature openly #DisabledArtists & art featuring #disabled folks. pic.twitter.com/j8rRXdyEQq
— Mx. Charis Hill ♿🏳️⚧️ (they/them) (@BeingCharisBlog) September 22, 2019
Gibbs, El. (September 18, 2019). Climate Strike.
Tischer, Ingrid. (September 16, 2019). Disabled in Development Project Storyteller #3: Alice Wong.
"Philanthropy has to deal with its elitism, classism, and lack of diversity."#DisabledinDevelopment Project Storyteller #3: Alice Wong#philanthropy #equity @SFdirewolf https://t.co/HfGFyWrg2u pic.twitter.com/TVx3pFV8hy
— The Disabled in Development Project (@PhilanthroCrip) September 16, 2019
Ho, Soleil. (September 13, 2019). Equal Access? Dining While Disabled. San Francisco Chronicle.
Ho, Soleil. (September 13, 2019). Why nonplastic straws are a terrible solution to a systemic problem. San Francisco Chronicle.
with help from @SFdirewolf, I got in touch with several members of the Bay Area disability community and asked them to share their experiences of dining out around town. they all had really important advice to share about how restaurants could do better. https://t.co/bSpUx4xURl
— Soleil Ho (@hooleil) September 13, 2019
Do not miss the COMICS episode of the @DisVisibility podcast! @ashantifortson talks about how comics can create a space in which queer disabled folks have space adventures. Yes. https://t.co/30N4SZe40b
— Lisa Diedrich (@lldiedrich) September 12, 2019
We had fun & learned a lot with @SFdirewolf of @DisVisibility today – episode coming 9/24! We talked #accessibility in #podcasting, #disability media, the #AccessisLove project Alice co-leads with @miamingus & @intersectedcrip, and how to be an interview Jedi like Alice someday. pic.twitter.com/2EFHiys4Pm
— Irresistible (fka Healing Justice Podcast) (@heyirresistible) September 9, 2019
In 2 Essay Collections, Writers With Disabilities Tell Their Own Stories "They are also incredibly hopeful: Their commitment to disability justice comes despite many being multiply marginalized." way to go @SFdirewolf #CripTheVote https://t.co/diKXCi25yJ
— Victoria Patacairk (@VLPatacairk) September 6, 2019
Hey, check it out, I reviewed two (quite different) anthologies of writers on disability for @nprbooks, which also means I finally got to publish my thoughts on the amazing @SFdirewolf's HOPE & RESISTANCE anthology from last year! https://t.co/1SF2CGHU6y
— Ilana Masad (@ilanaslightly) September 6, 2019
Wow! I am so honored to kick off this badass #disability studies lineup at @RiceUniversity! This year they’re also bringing @AimiHamraie, @SFdirewolf, @IntersectedCrip & @sinsinvalid. What a powerhouse #disabilityjustice series! If you’re in #Houston, check these out! pic.twitter.com/ZlmJNJNtqe
— Dr. Sami Schalk (@DrSamiSchalk) September 6, 2019
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again — following @SFdirewolf and the #disability conversation on Twitter has opened my eyes up to so many societal misconceptions, many of which I likely would’ve adopted as my own. I highly, highly recommend you give @DisVisibility a follow.
— Fiza Pirani (@fizapirani) September 6, 2019
Walker, Heather Rose. (September 6, 2019). #CripTheVote: How Disabled Activists Used Twitter for Political Engagement During the 2016 Presidential Election. Society for Studies of Social Science Annual Meeting.
“Hashtags are powerful… in creating conversation & community,” wrote #CripTheVote co-founder, @DisVisibility Alice Wong. “I knew a hashtag… would invite people to participate." Explore disability & political participation in the latest @NewMobilityMag https://t.co/u8MgPNWRU1
— Lawrence Carter-Long (@LCarterLong) September 3, 2019
Office of the Mayor. (August 28, 2019). Mayor London Breed Celebrates Successful Summer for Museums for All. City and County of San Francisco.
I'm scheduled to talk about #CripTheVote at @4sConference on Friday, September 6th, between 1:00-2:30pm EST. I am going to try to live stream. Will provide more info next week! https://t.co/crsDzHU08J @SFdirewolf @AndrewPulrang @GreggBeratan
— Heather R. Walker, PhD (that diabetic academic) (@Heather_RoseW) August 23, 2019
Turnbull, Joe. (August 23, 2019). Nicola Griffith on #CripLit and her latest novel, So Lucky. Disability Arts Online.
Patitsas, Elizabeth. (August 2019). EDEC 575: Critical Disability Studies for Education, Week 11: Disabled Activism. McGill University.
2. If you’ve only ever read about the experiences of white disabled people, it’s time to broaden your horizons.
Pay attention.
Intersectionality matters.
Check out @DisVisibility for starters.
— Professor Elsa Sjunneson, MA (@snarkbat) August 20, 2019
Come to #WerkItFestival to hear real talk on hosting with @RadioMirage, @RundAbdelfatah, @meuceph and @SFdirewolf. Register today! https://t.co/SHPmY8rlpK
— WNYC Studios (@WNYCStudios) August 16, 2019
"The focus on straws as opposed to other plastic products they use in high volume is a missed opportunity, while hurting disabled people who still need them." – Alice Wong, @SFdirewolf tells @bustle
read here: https://t.co/wIiO0qknTc
— kyli rodriguez-cayro (@kylicayro) August 9, 2019
Please read the work by disabled people on why this rhetoric & conflation is harmful to the disability community @AndrewYang & everyone else giving their hot takes on the #ElPasoShooting#CripTheVote #ableism #sanism #MentalHealth #SuckItAbleism #ElPaso https://t.co/9VqqG6dLVC
— Alice Wong 王美華 (@SFdirewolf) August 4, 2019
Do not conflate violence & hate w/ disability. It’s easier to think about them in pathological terms but it keeps us from dealing w/ the more difficult Qs about white supremacy, toxic masculinity, and all forms of bigotry that is steeped in our society. #ElPaso #CripTheVote https://t.co/opadYaL2DS
— Alice Wong 王美華 (@SFdirewolf) August 4, 2019
https://www.instagram.com/p/Bzo3f-rBSi2/?igshid=kvgxu96bn9xd
Part of what I'm trying to center within health media is lived experience as expertise. This is why I've been working with phenomenal folks like Alice (@DisVisibility) to create new content.
That said… we need your help. We need your questions!https://t.co/q6jxEONw1y
— Sam Dylan Finch (@samdylanfinch) August 2, 2019
#HaikusForMW
They will make you feel better
MiraculouslyA soothing thread by @SFdirewolf. 😂 https://t.co/AEhtOxFfAd
— Lisa Diedrich (@lldiedrich) August 2, 2019
Gallagher, Brenden. (August 2, 2019). Marianne Williamson’s campaign isn’t funny to disability activists. Daily Dot.
Can a disabled voice be considered good for radio? Alice Wong @DisVisibility says yes! Me too. https://t.co/xBD63UOETY #DisabledOnAir
— Cheryl Green (@WhoAmIToStopIt) August 1, 2019
Wong, Alice. (July 31, 2019). Recap of #DemDebate July 31, 2019: A #CripTheVote snapshot.
Wong, Alice. (July 31, 2019). Recap of #DemDebate July 30, 2019: A #CripTheVote snapshot.
Quirici, Marion. (July 30, 2019). The Year’s Work in Critical and Cultural Theory, Oxford Academic.
Got my tee!
If you'd also like to support @behearddc, please visit the #AccessIsLove online store at https://t.co/0F6x0ivHlb before the end of the month. July profits will be donated to HEARD!
Thank you Mia, Alice & Sandy.#DisabilitySolidarity pic.twitter.com/F16MR1hmnn
— TL (@talilalewis) July 26, 2019
The amazing @SFdirewolf (longtime SF Booth collaborator) of @DisVisibility supporting us from the west coast. #Solidarity #1u pic.twitter.com/PzhHz6kq1y
— StoryCorps Union (@StoryCorpsUnion) July 25, 2019
Wong, Alice. (July 17, 2019). Racism, immigration, & the disability community: A snapshot.
Cannon-Booth, Courtney. (July 16, 2019). 3 Must-Listen Disability Podcasts. LifeZest.
Wong, Alice. (July 11, 2019). Inclusive politics and the disability community. Panelist, “Sparkle or Shade? Let’s get real about inclusive politics” moderated by Jenn Pae with Chris Melody Fields Figueredo, Alicia Garza, Alejandra Gomez, and Nse Ufot. Netroots Nation. Video description and transcript.
Panel: Sparkle or Shade? Let's Get Real About Inclusive Politics with @jennpae @Gomez_Alex07 @Fieldsy @nseufot @aliciagarza & even a video from @SFdirewolf! #NN19 😍🔥 pic.twitter.com/p9pLm1aLgK
— Gregory A. Cendana 🏳️🌈 (@gregorycendana) July 11, 2019
Abrams, Abigail. (July 10, 2019). Voter Turnout Surged Among People With Disabilities Last Year. Activists Want to Make Sure That Continues in 2020. Time Magazine.
Alice Wong offers beauty of the three lives we have lost in our disability worlds and models a way to celebrate them! Thank you @DisVisibility @SFdirewolf https://t.co/9JdwgoB2oP
— Bethany Stevens (she/her/hers) (@disaBethany) July 7, 2019
My story for Dame. Thanks so much to @MaryImgrund, @emily_ladau, @DisVisibility, @keelacup for their great insights. Please, let's keep having this conversation. https://t.co/nfyA6k7IRY
— A.K. Whitney (@AKWhitney) July 2, 2019
Whitney, A.K. (July 2, 2019). Is the “Green” Menstrual Movement Ableist? Dame Magazine.
Hip Hop Bruha podcast. (June 30, 2019). Always Be My Maybe Roundtable Discussion with DJ Kuttin Kandi, Trinh Le, Joy Ng, and Alice Wong.
Larcher, Theophile. (June 28, 2019). The last straw. SF Examiner.
Again, I don’t know this off the top of my head. I am a journalist and I never want to be an advocate. But you should follow @SFdirewolf if you want to know more. Dem campaigns should listen to her. https://t.co/qx5MsoeRca
— Eric Michael Garcia (@EricMGarcia) June 29, 2019
Wong, Alice. (June 28, 2019). Recap of #CripTheVote & #DemDebate June 2019.
Excellent comments & resources from @DisVisibility. There's a lot on the line, folks. Love this from Alice: "I’m…very salty & frustrated at the outright attempts to weaken regulations and programs that are vital to our civil and human rights. So I’m gonna get real with ya’ll." https://t.co/dWl6sJb9ya
— Lisa Diedrich (@lldiedrich) June 27, 2019
Des Roches Rosa, Shannon. (June 26, 2019). The Kelsey Honors the 20th Anniversary of Olmstead. Thinking Person’s Guide to Autism.
No better way to spend the evening than at a #TheKelsey event with an AMAZING panel: @SFdirewolf, @JHMarble, @kriphopnation, & @MicaelaConnery. #Olmstead20 #CripTheVote #ADA20
— Thinking Person's Guide To Autism (@thinkingautism) June 27, 2019
s.e. smith, (June 26, 2019). Not one 2020 candidate has a website that is accessible to the blind, Vox.
This is fantastic news. 👉👉👉 I am so delighted that @SFdirewolf @DisVisibility has become a columnist for @Healthline! Brilliant move, @Healthline. Congratulations, Alice. Rah! #CripTheVote #Disability #Health https://t.co/8Wu5FxxATB
— Kate Nicholson (@speakingabtpain) June 24, 2019
Doyle, Terrence. (June 10, 2019). Work Requirements Will Deny Medicaid to People With Disabilities. Hmm Daily.
Thank you to the cosmos for connecting the dots – @DisVisibility @SFdirewolf @amygaeta @BitchMedia – cheers to #rabbitholes 🐰#disabilitystudies #writersresearch #cultivatecommunity #POV #WritingCommunity pic.twitter.com/ivH4WsMhK9
— Ariel Leilani (@sliceofsun_com) June 11, 2019
Reaume, A.H. (June 6, 2019). Interdependence as Disabled Poetics and Praxis: Or Why My Novel is Dedicated to My Disabled Friend Maddy. Open Book.
Y’all, when @MicaelaConnery asked me to speak at this event I had no idea I’d be speaking w/ @SFdirewolf & @KripHopNation.
I. Am. In. Awe.
If you can make it to @GoogleOrg in San Francisco on Wed. June 26, come! You need to meet these two people.
RSVP: https://t.co/38O3gYBUsP pic.twitter.com/pDnFElePhD
— John Marble (@JHMarble) June 2, 2019
…but @SFdirewolf pointed out something we might be missing. This perception that people look able-bodied who have disability placards actually hides the fact that they can STILL be disabled without "looking" like it. Which was a great point. #AlwaysBeMyBaby #HelloPeril pic.twitter.com/SlwmKE5x9A
— Jenny Yang (@jennyyangtv) June 3, 2019
Wong, Alice. (June 2, 2019). Recap of #AlwaysBeMyMaybe & ableism: Some responses and thoughts.
I've just released my review of #AlwaysBeMyMaybe! Special shoutout to @SFdirewolf and her tweet about a certain joke in the film. The insight made me look at that joke in a different light. https://t.co/utI4A19C69
— Monique Jones (@moniqueblognet) June 2, 2019
This should’ve been my “bad” moment in our “good, bad, WTF” segment of #TheyCallUsBruce
Thanks for calling this out, @SFdirewolf https://t.co/ZtPMxkGmpk
— Jeff Yang (@originalspin) June 1, 2019
Shiffman, David. (May 31, 2019). Sunscreen, Straws and Subtlety: The Dangers of Oversimplifying a Complex Environmental Problem. Scuba Diving.
*blergh* Sasha spotting too many disabled parking placards and pointing at an ambulatory person getting out of a car “Look at that! Coming out of their cars all able-bodied!” 😩#AlwaysBeMyMaybe
— Alice Wong 王美華 (@SFdirewolf) June 1, 2019
Wong, Alice. (May 29, 2019). Unbroken and Unbowed. Revisiting Disability Representation on “Game of Thrones.” Bitch Media.
Thank you to @SFdirewolf for asking me to share my thoughts about disability representation in #GameofThrones with @AndrewPulrang, @IngridTischer, @RebeccaCokley. All hail House Crip! https://t.co/0YWXxjiD6f
— Ing Wong-Ward (@ingwongward) May 30, 2019
Kim, Sarah. (May 28, 2019). Will The 2020 Presidential Candidates Be Truly Inclusive Of People With Disabilities? Forbes.
Here and Now. (May 27, 2019). Disability Advocates Use #CripTheVote To Start 2020 Conversation: Interview with Andrew Pulrang. WBUR.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2XtRoEs4cmA
Thomas, Aislinn. (May 23, 2019). Why Access is Love and There is No Such Thing as “Barrier-Free.” Akimbo.
This collection is going to be AMAZING!!!! Congrats @SFdirewolf and can't wait to read/teach/love this book! https://t.co/F0AORAaWHH
— Dr. Jessie Male (@ProfJMale) May 23, 2019
Sometimes an incredible person announces a book deal for an incredible book and your faith in the world is restored. What a perfect way to begin the day.
(In case you are wondering, said person is @SFdirewolf, whose book is going to be my most anticipated release of 2020.) https://t.co/L2Nw5YxbIR— Lillie Lainoff (@lillielainoff) May 23, 2019
Budryk, Zack. (May 23, 2019). 2020 Dems put spotlight on disabilities issues. The Hill.
Wong, Alice. (May 23, 2019). Recap of #DisabilityCivics Twitter chat co-hosted with Sandy Ho of the Lurie Institute.
Let's see those "I voted" stickers, people!#CripTheVote #ElectionDay #ElectionDay2019 #TuesdayMotivation#PAPrimary #PA33
T-shirt from @DisVisibility.
Get yours here: https://t.co/M4msCtYN0i pic.twitter.com/jceWn0QeEC— Anna Kruk Corbin (@AnnaKrukCorbin) May 21, 2019
Wong, Alice. (May 19, 2019). Recap of #CripTheVote Twitter chat on Medicaid work requirements.
Barbarin, Imani. (May 2019). The Cost of Being Disabled. Good Company, Issue 3.
https://www.instagram.com/p/Bxg7SNNB_Jt/?igshid=8nhdms4jyi6v
Owen, Amena Brown. (May 15, 2019). HER With Amena Brown Episode 32: Creating accessibility and online community with Alice Wong.
🚨NEW EPISODE ALERT.🚨This week I’m talking with disabled activist, podcaster, and founder and director of the Disability Visibility Project® @DisVisibility, Alice Wong @SFdirewolf.https://t.co/vDSeh4Jg9J pic.twitter.com/rzI1gCOoYA
— Amena Brown Owen (@amenabee) May 15, 2019
Just a quick reminder that disability justice & reproductive justice are intertwined on the news about the latest laws banning & restricting access to abortion
From TX: "SB 1033 by Sen. Kelly Hancock, R-North Richland Hills, would do away with an exception in the state’s…"
— Alice Wong 王美華 (@SFdirewolf) May 15, 2019
Bonney, Grace. (May 2019). Good Company Issue #3: THE MONEY ISSUE.
🚨🚨🚨Out Today 🚨🚨🚨
For my first print article, I got to interview @SFdirewolf @GreggBeratan @RebeccaCokley and @gotnextaj on #TheCostOfBeingDisabled for Good Company! Get yours now! pic.twitter.com/4TpjheN9bn
— Imani Barbarin, MAGC | Crutches&Spice ♿️ (@Imani_Barbarin) May 14, 2019
Willitts, Philippa. (May 10, 2019). 16 podcasts feminists should be listening to. Global Comment.
Wong, Alice. (May 7, 2019). Recap of #DOnetwork Twitter chat on Disability Advocacy and Our Public Officials.
@DisVisibility @dominickevans Check our this section from a Senior Capstone one of my high school students wrote. 💚 pic.twitter.com/yRzdSfGEQY
— Liz DePriest (@LizDePriest) May 5, 2019
Thompson, Vilissa. (May 1, 2019). Avengers: Endgame’s 3-Hour Runtime Is A Stark Reminder Of Hollywood’s Hidden Ableism. MTV News.
Sociologists, this is an important read about how we pushed someone out of our field who has much to contribute because of ableism. #WhyDisabledPeopleDropout https://t.co/L5a6PooNB0
— Debra Guckenheimer (@DGuckenheimer) April 25, 2019
.@SFdirewolf, by the way, @emily_ladau and i cohosted the most recent episode of @callyrgf, where we talk about what it's like to have a disability. we tell listeners to check out your work—we had to let the people know! listen here: https://t.co/4sVaUxjKWV
— Kelly Dawson (@atthecrosswalk) April 22, 2019
"A community response to a #DisabilityDongle" – I took many of the responses to the stair climbing wheelchair that @SFdirewolf retweeted and compiled them in a single document, simply for reference. https://t.co/i7awKMwaSQ
— Liz Jackson (@elizejackson) April 22, 2019
Jackson, Liz. (April 22, 2019). A community response to a #DisabilityDongle. Medium
So happy I got to see @SFdirewolf again last night at the @SuperfestFilm Screening! I'm grateful for all the work she does to advocate for #DisabilityRights online & any chance I get to see her in person is a HUGE bonus! ❤♿❤#TONIGHT in #SanFrancisco: https://t.co/VIsgOkEEBL pic.twitter.com/uj7ANotHMF
— Gaelynn Lea: #BeKind 🕊 #MaskUp 😷 #StaySafe (@GaelynnLea) April 21, 2019
Wong, Alice. (April 18, 2019). Recap of #ODAATandDisability Twitter chat on disability representation in One Day at a Time co-hosted by Liz Lopez of the National Coalition for Latinxs with Disabilities.
Khan, Noorain and Catherine Townsend. (April 17, 2019). Turning the tide, together: Disability inclusion at Ford. The Ford Foundation.
Wells, Kaitlyn. (April 16, 2019). How to Break Your Single-Use Plastics Habit. Wirecutter. The New York Times.
Trevisan, Filippo. (2019). Using the Internet to Mobilize Marginalized Groups: People With Disabilities and Digital Campaign Strategies in the 2016 U.S. Presidential Election, Vol 13, 1592-1611, International Journal of Communication.
Reid, Thomas. (April 10, 2019). The Accidental Activist: Alice Wong. Reid My Mind podcast.
Wong, Alice. (April 7, 2019). Recap of #CripTheVote Twitter chat on Medicare for All with guest host Matthew Cortland.
Wong, Alice. (April 3, 2019). Recap of #CripTheStage Twitter chat co-hosted by Gaelynn Lea, Kalyn Heffernan and Alice Wong.
Besser, Rich and Darren Walker. (April 2, 2019). Real Equity Means Including People With Disabilities in Philanthropy. Philanthropy.com
Hamraie, Aimi. (April 1, 2019). Crip Technoscience Activism, Artistry, and Social Praxis. Special Section on Crip Technoscience, Vol. 5, No 1, 1-13 Catalyst Journal.
Wong, Alice. (April 1, 2019). The Rise and Fall of the Plastic Straw: Sucking in Crip Defiance. Special Section on Crip Technoscience, Vol. 5, No 1, Catalyst Journal.
Dreaming of Accessible Futures & Disability Justice too?
🌈 Hello everyone!
we are so excited that, starting today until may 31st, the proceeds from the #AccessIsLove campaign store will be going to our collective! Please RT and 💵✨🖤#cripthefuture #disabledpeoplearehot pic.twitter.com/NQjO760ctg
— The Queer Futures Collective (@queerfutures_) April 1, 2019
Leary, Alaina. (March 29, 2019). Disability rights activists Alice Wong and Keah Brown urge you to celebrate women activists while they’re living. HelloGiggles.com
Green, Cheryl. (March 29, 2019). Access in Media. WhoAmIToStopIt.com
Thank you @SFdirewolf and @Keah_Maria for sharing your thoughts with me for @hellogiggles! #WomensHistoryMonth @DisabledWriters https://t.co/AoXjq3dSBj
— Alaina Leary / Alaina Lavoie (@alainaskeys) March 29, 2019
Ehrenkranz, Melanie. (March 28, 2019). On the Early Web, People With Disabilities Found Community and Autonomy. Gizmodo.
Wong, A. (March 28, 2019). Recap of #AbleistRapeCulture Twitter chat co-hosted by SF Women Against Rape, Sins Invalid, and Disability Visibility Project.
I’m in awe of @SFdirewolf and all the work she does. This anthology of essays she’s put together, Resistance and Hope: Essays by Disabled People, is an immense gift to the disability community. Read on for why in the latest issue of @thedeafpoets: https://t.co/isJYWrqbFr #CripLit
— Sarah Bea Katz (@sarahbea89) March 28, 2019
Katz, Sarah. (March 2019). A Go-To Guidebook to Resisting Ableism in Trump’s America: A Review of Resistance and Hope: Essays by Disabled People, edited by Alice Wong. Issue 8, The Deaf Poets Society.
Wong, A. (March 27, 2019). Recap of #AccessIsLove Twitter chat co-hosted by Mia Mingus, Sandy Ho, and Alice Wong with guest host House of GG.
Métraux, Julia. (March 25, 2019). 10 amazing disabled leaders and activists you absolutely need to follow on Twitter. The Tempest.
Grab my limited edition poster to support @CRXLAB educate, train, and challenge Black and Latinx youth to become leaders designing healthy and equitable communities!
I highlighted 12 femmes of color whose work is rooted in liberation, available now: https://t.co/outsroI5N4 pic.twitter.com/aB6jnOtbYA
— Bianca Nozaki-Nasser (@lifewithBianca) March 25, 2019
MT: @SFdirewolf's podcast more than checks diversity boxes. This is disabled woman of color-made media, centering who @prx and @Google Podcasts say they want to amplify. And totally inaccessible. SMH. Again. #accessislove #ThisIsAbleism https://t.co/knQ9KuPTlR
— Cheryl Green (@WhoAmIToStopIt) March 21, 2019
"Disabled voices are the missing instruments in this symphony that is public media"
This @Transom_org manifesto from @SFdirewolf is a MUST READ. Time for us all to reflect on what it means to hear a "good talker"https://t.co/NpWDZkSSvJ
— Veronica Simmonds (@VeeSimmonds) March 21, 2019
#31inspiringAAPIwomen: Alice Wong is a disability activist, media maker, and consultant. She is the Founder and Director of the Disability Visibility Project-an online community dedicated to creating, sharing and amplifying disability media and culture. pic.twitter.com/lniABaJIkh
— APAICS (@APAICS) March 21, 2019
.@SFdirewolf issues public radio a challenge: Open our ears and our newsrooms to people with disabilities. Consider how we might make the tools of making radio more accessible. Alice asks, how inclusive are we? https://t.co/eKoC271jRg pic.twitter.com/ERR89pLjGQ
— Transom.org (@Transom_org) March 21, 2019
Join us in our conversation with @18millionrising during a Twitter Townhall on March 20 at 12pm PST // 3pm EST.
We'll be highlighting invisibilized Asian American women, our histories, and our resilience. pic.twitter.com/lJ11QOiygz
— Asian American Feminist Collective (@aafcollective) March 16, 2019
Finally got my #AccessIsLove t-shirt for my beautiful boy 😍 He looks so good in it! I’m going to wear mine soon & I have one for the baby 😊 Thank you, @SFdirewolf @miamingus @IntersectedCrip #DisabledLatinx #DisabledLatinxMovement pic.twitter.com/JGyS2DCcC7
— Lisette E. Torres (@LisetteETorres3) March 15, 2019
Look what came in the mail yesterday…My #AccessIsLove t-shirt in gorgeous denim blue! You too can promote access as L🧡VE & support the important work @SFdirewolf is doing on disability media & politics @DisVisibility w/the purchase of one of these stylish T-shirts. pic.twitter.com/QfzbLEfhFq
— Lisa Diedrich (@lldiedrich) March 15, 2019
Changemakers: Bay Area Disability Pride. (March 2019).
Please vote for my #Netroots panel collab with @RunReymaRun, @RebeccaCokley, @SFdirewolf, & @Angry_Negro: "Cripping the Movement: How Disability Inclusion Will Save Progressives"
Vote 1x/day until 3/11!https://t.co/SuDIpHh7Cj #CripTheVote #NN19 #RevUp pic.twitter.com/lW4dHMIFc4
— Sarah Blahovec (@Sblahov) March 9, 2019
(March 2019). The Disability Visibility Project Listening Station. Contemporary Jewish Museum.
Contra* podcast. (March 4, 2019). Episode 4B: Straw Ban with Alice Wong. Mapping Access.
Fitzsimmons, Caitlin. (March 3, 2019). Watch who draws the short straw in war on plastic. The Sydney Morning Herald.
Taking my excellent #AccessIsLove swag with me out into the day.
Thanks @SFdirewolf @miamingus and @IntersectedCrip! Thought you'd like to see how far this has gone! pic.twitter.com/dVpbujhvhG
— El Gibbs (@bluntshovels) March 1, 2019
#DisabledPeopleAreHot & fucking POWERFUL!
[ID: Sabrina, a young woman with curly hair and glasses, stands next to a sign that reads “House of Delegates” while wearing a blue “Disability Justice is Love” shirt from @DisVisibility @SFdirewolf @miamingus] pic.twitter.com/XNaikLd9kR
— Sabrina Epstein 🌈👩🏻🦽🎨 (@SabrinaTessEp) February 26, 2019
Denome, Donnie. (February 27, 2019). OPINION: Embracing grief, anger and hope on Disability Day of Mourning. The Student Life.
Wong, Alice. (February 26, 2019). Disability Narratives for the Win. Symposium on Eli Clare’s Brilliant Imperfection: Grappling with Cure. Syndicate Network.
Contra* podcast. (February 25, 2019). Episode 4A: Hacking with Alice Wong. Mapping Access.
So excited that my new mug arrived from @DisVisibility @miamingus @IntersectedCrip for #AccessIsLove. ❤️ pic.twitter.com/Ft1iDzztNN
— Travis Chi Wing Lau (劉志頴) (@travisclau) February 25, 2019
Wong, Alice. (February 24, 2019). Recap of #CripTheVote Twitter chat on poverty narratives with guest host Mary O’Hara.
Cipriani, Belo. (February 20, 2019). Seeing in the Dark: New book raises profile of disability community. The Bay Area Reporter.
Powell, Robyn. (February 20, 2019). Will Presidential Candidates Remember the Voting Power of People With Disabilities? Rewire News.
Kwan, Rochelle Hoi-Yiu. (February 19, 2019). Stories From The Lunar New Year With A National Facilitator. StoryCorps.
Wong, Alice. (February 19, 2019). Recap of TL Lewis’ 2019 Longmore Lecture: “Stolen Bodies, Criminalized Minds & Diagnosed Dissent: The Racist, Classist, Ableist Trappings Of The Prison Industrial Complex.”
Albert Solheim Library. (February 18, 2019). Resistance and Hope: Essays by Disabled People. Pacific Northwest College of Art.
Wong, Alice. (February 15, 2019). Recap of #DOnetwork Twitter Chat: Solidarity As Love with guest host Mia Mingus.
Tourettes Hero. (February 14, 2019). Access Is Love. touretteshero.com
By @SFdirewolf:
On this #ValentinesDay, how are you going to express love to the people and communities that mean so much to you? #AccessIsLove https://t.co/Hlotn7RWwI
— Rooted in Rights (@RootedInRights) February 14, 2019
Wong, Alice. (February 14, 2019). On Valentine’s Day, Let’s Recognize Why #AccessIsLove. Rooted in Rights.
Disability Organizing Network. (2019). Discovering Alternative Straw Use for People with Disabilities: Survey Findings and Analysis.
Finished @IjeomaOluo's So You Want to Talk About Race and currently in the middle of @SFdirewolf's Resistance and Hope: Essays by Disabled People. Both are encouraging me to deepen my understanding of intersectionality in new ways. What are you reading?
— Cara Pelletier (@RadicalWelcome) February 13, 2019
Wong, Alice. (February 5, 2019). Recap of #CripTheVote live-tweet of the State of the Union and Democratic response by Stacey Abrams.
Interdependence will be the only thing that saves us.https://t.co/UjN7rvpZ5T
— Caring Across Generations (@CaringAcrossGen) February 6, 2019
Three disabled Asian American women are leading this project, an initiative on creating accessible communities and improving lives, I like everything about it https://t.co/l92IwVCs3t
— Heather Lindsaychen (@oceana1009) February 4, 2019
#ACCESSisLOVE. Thank you to the disability justice activists around the world for recognizing that there is beauty in our differences. https://t.co/kvozVuQop3
— Miss Major (@immissmajor) February 1, 2019
We were lucky enough to get input from a group of really smart, thoughtful people; follow 'em if you aren't already!! Huge thanks to @NovicSara, @jmhenner, @Ashettle, @Lollardfish, and @DisVisibility #DeafInMedia #RepresentationMatters https://t.co/WhcxIqMqVC
— DeafInMedia (@DeafInMedia) February 1, 2019
I 💚 @DisVisibility podcasts!
— Lisa Diedrich (@lldiedrich) February 1, 2019
Link to video description and text transcript.
Alland, Sandra. (January 30, 2019). ‘Quality’ and the marginalised artist part 4: reframing the conversation. Disability Arts Online.
Eveleth, Rose. (January 27, 2019). It’s Time to Rethink Who’s Best Suited for Space Travel. Wired.
If you’re looking for easy answers that preserve your bubble, you won’t find them here — and that’s why anyone who considers themselves an activist, an ally, or a member of the resistance writ large needs to read @DisVisibility’s Resistance and Hope. https://t.co/WVTk1IhZK7 pic.twitter.com/5nmUhF6EUe
— Autostraddle (@autostraddle) January 24, 2019
Wade, Carrie. (January 24, 2019). Resistance and Hope Dares Us to Go Beyond Activism 101. Autostraddle.
Gass-Poore’, Jordan. (January 23, 2019). Banning Plastic Straws: Sustainability and Compromise. Public Goods.
Ober, Lauren. (January 23, 2019). How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love My Voice. Werk It: The Podcast, WNYC.
Podcast people — want to hate your voice less? Or not at all? Check out my @WNYCStudios #werkit talk featuring the brilliant @LewisPants @SFdirewolf & @JAZonyaMINE. Watch or listen: https://t.co/UcRUnygmvy
— 🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️Lauren Ober🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️ (@OberandOut) January 23, 2019
Hefnawy, Ashley. (January 21, 2019). How to Make Your Social Media Feed a More Educational, Intersectional Place. Shine.
Podcast Brunch Club. (January 19, 2019). Roundup of Community Responses to Disability Podcasts.
Nugent, Molly. (January 17, 2019). Access Is More Than Just Inclusion. Forbes.
Wong, Alice. (January 16, 2019). #TheUpside and Disability Representation in Film: Compilation of Tweets.
Perry, David. (January 15, 2019). What Disability Leaders Want to See From 2020 Candidates. Pacific Standard.
Did you see THE UPSIDE this weekend? Hope not. 🙁
“Disabled People Still Aren't Being Cast to Tell Their Own Stories in Hollywood” by @SFdirewolf
https://t.co/3JcHANamo2— Jenny Yang (@jennyyangtv) January 13, 2019
Powell, Angel. (January 10, 2019). The visibility of disability: an interview with activist Alice Wong. Adolescent.net
Thank you @DisVisibility for our lovely gift! #ScholarTed loves it – he likes anything that combines disability politics and fashion 😊 pic.twitter.com/U6pCwLIpBa
— Dr. Kirsty Liddiard (@KirstyLiddiard1) January 8, 2019
(January 4, 2019). Discussing Resistance and Hope: Mini-Interviews with Cyree Jarelle Johnson & Naomi Ortiz. VIDA: Women in Literary Arts.
Nichols, Leah, Gyotoku, Elisa and Suejean Kim. 100 azns: Celebrating Asian Americans. Mraw Mraw.
Ho, Sandy. (December 31, 2018). How “Resistance and Hope” Offers a New Vision of Disability Activism. Bitch Media.
Higgins, Hayden. (December 28, 2018). The Year That Was and Wasn’t. The Morning News.
Houck, Brenna. (December 27, 2018). How the Plastic Straw Ban Became the Biggest Trend of 2018. Eater.
Eveleth, Rose. (December 18, 2018). Snip, snip, snip. Flash Forward podcast.
Hamilton, Anna. (December 18, 2018). Review: Resistance and Hope, edited by Alice Wong, Anna Hamilton, Disability Intersections.
Reupping this review, partly because I wrote it, but mostly because the edited volume I wrote about is SO. DAMN. GOOD. Everyone should go buy it immediately. Also, follow @DisVisibility on twitter for up-to-date #disabilityjustice everything. https://t.co/59e3q3Xg4I
— Dr. Mathangi Subramanian (@mathangiwrites) December 13, 2018
VIDA Reviews! Resistance and Hope, edited by Alice Wong
"Resistance and Hope is a compassionate call to action, a lyrical reminder of our interdependence, and a staunch refusal to deny anyone their… https://t.co/btYgYAxZtw
— VIDA (@VIDA_lit) December 11, 2018
Wiener, Diane. R. (December 2018). Book Review: Resistance and Hope: Essays by Disabled People: Crip Wisdom for the People (Alice Wong, editor). Wordgathering, Issue 48.
Bitch Media. (December 6, 2018). Presenting the 2018 Bitch 50.
Looking for activists to follow #onhere? This is a fab list from @BitchMedia, including @SFdirewolf, the force behind @DisVisibility, which demonstrates how & why representation (cultural & political) matters by & for disabled people. https://t.co/o4wlSJqFTA
— Lisa Diedrich (@lldiedrich) December 6, 2018
Arceneaux, Bill. (December 1, 2018). Yes, We’re Here: An Interview on Chained for Life. Big Easy magazine.
Breannep, Sarah. (November 26, 2018). An Extensive List of Disabled Creators You Can Shop!
Nichols, Meriah. (November 2018). Give Your Money to These People: 32+ Disability Organizations Doing Fantastic Work.
Cox, Ana Marie. (November 23, 2018). All I Need is Right Here: Being Thankful with Diana Butler Bass. With Friends Like These podcast.
Glover, Cameron. (November 20, 2018). Episode 7: Coming Out as a Chronic Pain Babe. Sex Ed in Color podcast.
Wong, Alice. (November 18, 2018). Recap of 11/18 #CripLit Twitter chat on mental health and writing with guest hosts Kelly Jensen and s.e. smith.
Wong, Alice. (November 13, 2018). In California wildfires, disabled people may be left behind. Curbed SF.
"While there are stories of heroic rescues…there are too many instances of older adults and disabled people dying or harmed due to lack of planning, accessibility, and neglect during catastrophic events."—@SFdirewolf https://t.co/nN1aCILFit
— Curbed SF (@CurbedSF) November 14, 2018
We’re excited to announce Alice Wong (@DisVisibility) as part of the first class of the #Colorlines20x20, which celebrates transformative leaders who—in the spirit of @Colorlines’ mission—reimagine what it means to advance #racialjustice.https://t.co/ZoVsi4bj1F 🎨: @sino_rachel pic.twitter.com/bEya1Y0n22
— Colorlines (@Colorlines) November 10, 2018
Mann, Benjamin W. (November 12, 2018). Rhetoric of Online Disability Activism: #CripTheVote and Civic Participation, Communication, Culture and Critique, Oxford University Press.
Wong, A. (November 7, 2018). #CripTheVote Snapshot of the disability community #Midterms2018.
My voting story (video w/ captions) 👇👇👇
"Medicaid is a lifeline for me and I’m fighting like hell for what I care about. What about you?"#VoteForDisabledLives #ProtectOurCare #CripTheVote #HealthCareVoter #BeAVoter #ACA #Midterms2018 #GetCovered #IVotedEarly #GOTV #IVoted pic.twitter.com/EVhiU0hq67
— Alice Wong 王美華 (@SFdirewolf) November 5, 2018
Iantaffi, Ian. (November 4, 2018). Crip wisdom, gender and self-care for social justice: Interview with Naomi Ortiz. Gender Stories podcast.
Keeling, Brock and Alice Wong. (November 2, 2018). How to get around SF if you don’t own a car. Curbed SF.
Wong, Alice. (November 1, 2018). Recap of 11/1 #DOnetwork Twitter chat on voting rights and accessibility co-hosted by the DO Network and the Disability Visibility Project.
Wong, Alice. (October 28, 2018). Recap of 10/28 #CripLit Twitter chat on writing and resistance co-hosted by Nicola Griffith and Alice Wong
Blue Badge Co. (October 26, 2018). Top disability podcasts to keep you entertained.
Wong, Alice. (October 21, 2018). Recap of #CripTheVote chat on voter mobilization and outreach with guest hosts Sarah Funes & Sarah Blahovec.
THIS is the best way auto learn about disability – essays by disabled people. #criplit Thank you for your labor @DisVisibility and all contributors! https://t.co/M7oMWj4tJ5
— Katie Savin (@KSavin) October 20, 2018
Wong, Alice and Rachel Stewart. (October 20, 2018). 2018 California Association for Postsecondary Education and Disability (CAPED) Conference. Disability Visibility and Storytelling: Why is it important that we share our stories? [Presentation]
Griffith, Nicola. (October 16, 2018). Resistance and Hope: An Interview with Alice Wong
The Heather Report. (October 15, 2018). Resistance and Hope: Essays by Disabled People
Loving my shirt @SFdirewolf! Thank you @IntersectedCrip!#DIS2018 #DisabledLatinx #DisabledLatinxMovement pic.twitter.com/wvuM9vD3Qm
— Lisette E. Torres (@LisetteETorres3) October 13, 2018
I had such a great time talking about #ResistanceAndHope today w/ @sexAbled & @cripchick at #DISBayArea! The community dialogue portion gave me life
Feeling a lot of gratitude 😍
For more about the #ResistanceAndHope anthology, dropping 10/15: https://t.co/yjDcl6u1Jd#DIS2018 https://t.co/Noe5IjaKQc
— Alice Wong (@SFdirewolf) October 14, 2018
“I like to think of myself as an alien cyborg.” @SFdirewolf #DIS2018
— Claire Light/Jadie Jang: #NoBodyIsDisposable (@seelight) October 13, 2018
".@SFdirewolf is from the future." – Stacey Milbern #dis2018 #disbayarea @DisVisibility
— Diversability® | Disability Empowerment (@Diversability) October 13, 2018
Awesome to meet @SFdirewolf today at #DIS2018 in Berkeley! #disvisibility
[Image: selfie of 2 people. On the right is an Asian American woman wearing a mask over her nose with a tube for her Bi-Pap machine. On the left is an androgynous light-skinned person with blue glasses] pic.twitter.com/ODw5UWpFyv
— Mx. Charis Hill ♿ (they/them) (@BeingCharisBlog) October 13, 2018
DIS 2018: Bay Area, first-ever sister affiliate event of the national Disability Intersectionality Summit. (October 13, 2018). Berkeley, CA.
Wong, Alice. (October 12, 2018). Recap of #FundDisAdvocacy Chat: Disability Advocacy & Philanthropy co-hosted by Alice Wong and Ingrid Tischer with guest hosts Noorain F. Khan, Ryan Easterly, and Irma Herrera
Cox, Ana Marie. (October 12, 2018). #CripTheVote with Alice Wong. With Friends Like These podcast.
Up to Number 1! Had to make sure I had already ordered it! [Screenshot of Amazon order page showing Resistance and Hope: Essays by Disabled People #1 Best Seller in Disabled Studies pre-order price $4.99] pic.twitter.com/W4rnswg5gq
— Kathy Flaherty (@ConnConnection) October 9, 2018
Kolb, Deborah. (October 8, 2018). Q&A with Alice Wong.
A symbol of hope just arrived in the mail.
Thank you so much @SFdirewolf @RebeccaCokley @miamingus — Henry & @JacksonCorbin_ love the shirts! (@mlc161 & I love ours, too!)
To get yours, please visit https://t.co/Eu572k7XqC.@DisVisibility #CripTheVote#NoonanSyndrome pic.twitter.com/Dog1flSota
— Anna Kruk Corbin (@AnnaKrukCorbin) October 6, 2018
Morales Kearns, Rosalie. (October 2, 2018). Review of Resistance and Hope: Essays by Disabled People. Goodreads.com
Bader, Eleanor J. (October 2, 2018). “Stories For Us and By Us”: Disability Rights Activists Showcase Their Writing. The Progressive.
Keeling, Brock and Alice Wong. (October 1, 2018). How to get around SF if you don’t own a car. Curbed SF.
Hung, Melissa. (September 28, 2018). The Most Damaging Way Movies Portray People With Disabilities. Huffington Post.
Song, Sandra. (September 28, 2018). The Cast Of ‘Afflicted’ On Netflix’s Misrepresentation Of Chronic Illnesses. Nylon.
Have You Tried Yoga? Podcast. (September 27, 2018). Episode 13: The Final Straw.
Esposito, Lisa. (September 26, 2018). 10 Ways to Support Self-Sufficiency for People With Disabilities. US News and World Report.
Paul K. Longmore Institute on Disability. (September 2018). Meet the Disability Cultural Center Leadership Committee!
Wong, Alice. (September 24, 2018). Recap of 9/23 #CripTheVote Twitter Chat on State and Local Disability Issues.
Ladau, Emily. (September 19, 2018). Call for Blog Posts and Videos on the Disability Vote. Rooted in Rights.
Because you requested it:
kid-sized shirts and baby onesies are now available! Thank you for all your support. Proceeds go to @DisVisibility!
LINK for “ABLEISM IS TRASH” T-shirts, tanks, baby onesies, totes, mugs: https://t.co/1CFo99fhqP#AbleismIsTrash#SuckItAbleism pic.twitter.com/41Mvi4C7Ie
— Mia Mingus (@miamingus) September 6, 2018
Byzek, Josie. (September 1, 2018). Straw Bans Eco-Shame Those Who Need Them. New Mobility.
Wong, Alice. (August 27, 2018). Compilation of Tweets from 8/26 #CripTheVote chat on Supreme Court nominee Judge Brett Kavanaugh
Ho, Vivian. (August 25, 2018). ‘People need them’: the trouble with the movement to ban plastic straws. The Guardian.
Hunt, Kristin. (August 23, 2018). Why Disability Activists Are Speaking Out Against Plastic Straw Bans. GreenMatters.com
One in Five. (August 23, 2018). Disabled People Unite Against Starbucks’ Plastic Straw Ban: Press Release.
Rodriguez, Ashley. (August 23, 2018). 051: Alice Wong Says #SuckItAbleism. Boss Barista podcast.
NEW EPISODE ALERT! @SFdirewolf talks to us about the straw ban, ableism, and performative activism! If you subscribe, this episode is on your listening device right now! pic.twitter.com/7uVZFXZoO8
— ✨ B O S S B A R I S T A ✨ (@boss_barista) August 23, 2018
Rodriguez-Cayro, Kyli. (August 16, 2018). 7 People Share Why They’re Against Plastic Straw Bans. Bustle.com
ABLEISM IS THE REAL TRASH 🔥🔥🔥https://t.co/1CFo99fhqP
The ABLEISM IS TRASH store is live!!!
part of all the proceeds raised will be donated to @DisVisibility https://t.co/idRpjG4Wl2#AbleismIsTrash #SuckItAbleism pic.twitter.com/oix9o9gm2r
— Mia Mingus (@miamingus) August 16, 2018
Wong, Alice. (August 16, 2018). Compilation of Tweets from #DOnetwork Twitter Chat on California Disability Issues and Organizing Strategies.
I believe there are ways to fight for the planet that don’t harm disabled people and don’t reinforce ableism and abled supremacy. #SuckItAbleism #StrawBan
art by @RepealHydeArtPr 💕
in collaboration with @SFdirewolf and @miamingus pic.twitter.com/24oEvM3b4Z
— Mia Mingus (@miamingus) August 15, 2018
Hitselberger, Karin. (August 6, 2018). The Big Straw Roundup: Disabled People on the Straw Ban. ClaimingCrip.com
Wong, A. (August 6, 2018). Compilation of Tweets from 8/5 #CripTheVote chat on the D/deaf community & political participationwith guest hosts: Jehanne McCullough, Haben Girma, and Jonathan Dollhopf.
Jay. (August 3, 2018). Link Roundup: August 3rd, 2018. ChronicallyLit.com
Unable to attend today's @sfbos meeting when they vote on the #StrawBan ordinance today. Sent this email to the Clerk of the Board & Supervisors. Not sure if it'll make a difference, but it's something: https://t.co/G6c19PMJPG #SuckItAbleism #CripTheVote #SF pic.twitter.com/H969gwUeyx
— Alice Wong (@SFdirewolf) July 31, 2018
Straw Ban Bingo Card. (July 29, 2018). Liminal Nest blog.
Lam, Kristin. (July 29, 2018). Plastic straws disregard people with disabilities. The Mercury News.
Evans, Dominick, smith, s.e., Thompson, Vilissa and Alice Wong. (July 28, 2018). Nothing About Us, Without Us: Centering Disabled People in Reproductive Justice. Power of Pink Convening, Detroit, Michigan. Workshop presentation slides and syllabus.
It’s time for Feminist Friday! In this week’s roundup:
✅ @DisVisibility on why banning plastic single-use straws is ableist
✅ @PennyRed on the queer art of failing
✅ @FancyBurlyQ on the problematics of sex positivity under capitalism
—and more!https://t.co/BOqdPeifJ5
— Lady Science (@ladyxscience) July 27, 2018
Cokley, Rebecca. (July 27, 2018). 28 Disabled Leaders You Should Be Following on Twitter. Medium.com
Friedman, Ann. (July 27, 2018). The Ann Friedman Weekly.
Available October 15, 2018!! 💯✊🔥
New e-book from @DisVisibility: Resistance and Hope: Essays by Disabled People16 essays by 17 disabled writers, activists, & artists. This is crip wisdom for the people. #CripTheVote #CripLit #ADA28 #ADA #ResistanceAndHope #DisabilityJustice
— Alice Wong (@SFdirewolf) July 26, 2018
Powell, Robyn. (July 26, 2018). Judge Kavanaugh’s Supreme Court Nomination Could Put the Americans With Disabilities Act in Danger. Rewire News.
Off-Kilter Podcast. (July 26, 2018). #DisabilityAtCAP. Podcast episode with text transcript.
Rainey, Debra. (July 26, 2018). Amplifying the Voices of Disabled People. Independent Sector.
Prisco, Joanna. (July 25, 2018). Plastic Straws Will Soon Be Illegal in San Francisco. GlobalCitizen.org
Nader Salani, Julian. (July 24, 2018). Disabled Activists Fighting The Straw Ban. Medium.com
Bergen, Amy. (July 23, 2018). 5 American Disability Activists You Should Pay Attention To. IdealistCareers.org
Disability Organizing Network. (July 23, 2018). Twitter Chats on Disability Issues for 2018 Election.
Are you tired of explaining and educating folks about disability 24/7? Can you believe the #ADA turns 28 on 7/26 and we're still having some super basic convos about ableism & accessibility? I have just the thing for you… #CripTheVote #ADA28 #StrawBan #SuckItAbleism #NCIL2018 pic.twitter.com/6rq0LHRCxX
— Alice Wong (@DisVisibility) July 23, 2018
Stanford, Chris. (July 23, 2018). Your Monday Briefing. New York Times.
Thanks to @SFdirewolf and other leaders for having elevated this issue in my consciousness and in my work. I’m looking forward to hearing feedback on our pilot project. Sorry our cafe is so small! It’s accessible but still cramped! #strawban #SuckItAbleism https://t.co/vXXg0TtSLX
— Nick Cho (@NickCho) July 23, 2018
REQUIRED READING for everyone in food service, especially in specialty coffee. Huge props to @SFdirewolf for writing the definitive anti-ableist primer on how to think about and respond to the plastic straw debate. Please elevate her article and get the word out!!! https://t.co/dTGmbdPU4Z
— Nick Cho (@NickCho) July 19, 2018
Wong, Alice. (July 19, 2018). The Last Straw. Eater.com
Wong, Alice. (July 17, 2018). Disability Culture and Disability. Presentation at Youth Leadership Forum, Sacramento, CA.
Wong, Alice. (July 16, 2018). Compilation of Tweets from 7/15 #CripTheVote chat on immigration.
Jones, Monique. (July 12, 2018). “In Darkness” roundtable: How blindness is used as an abled acting choice. Just Add Color.
Patel, Sonam. (July 12, 2018). UPDATE: Alice Wong Continues in Her Crusade for Disabled Americans. SuitableTech.com
Sparling, Nina. (June 18, 2018). Ensuring Poll Access for Disabled Voters Still a Big Problem. Who What Why.
Wong, Alice. (June 11, 2018). Compilation of Tweets from 6/10 #CripLit Twitter Chat with co-host Nicola Griffith and guest host Naomi Ortiz.
Hamilton, Anna. (June 7, 2018). No Rest For the (Already) Tired: Feminism Must Center Chronically Ill Women. Bitch Media.
Wong, Alice. (June 4, 2018). Compilation of Tweets from 6/3 #CripTheVote Candidate Spotlight Chat with Olivia Babis.
Rooted in Rights. (June 2018). #DisabilityToo.
Disability Leadership Institute. (May 28, 2018). Alice Wong in Conversation with Christina Ryan.
McNamara, Brittney. (May 25, 2018). Hashtag Makes Sure Disabled People Are Heard in the #MeToo Movement. Teen Vogue.
Lady Science. (May 25, 2018). Feminist Friday.
Lu, Wendy. (May 21, 2018). Disabled People Don’t Need To Be “Fixed” — We Need A Cure For Ableism. Everyday Feminism.
Iyer, Deepa. (May 2018). Solidarity Is This podcast: Interview with Alice Wong (transcript). Episode 11 audio: https://www.solidarityis.org/podcasts
Iyer, Deepa. (May 2018). Solidarity Syllabus: Disability Solidarity.
Wong, Alice. Compilation of Tweets from 5/19 #CripLit Twitter Chat on new fiction with Nicola Griffith and guest host Anne Finger.
United Shades of America. (May 19, 2018). Season 3, Episode 4, “The Disability Community” video clips. CNN Original Series.
Wong, Alice. (May 21, 2018). Compilation of live-tweets from United Shades of America, Season 3, Episode 4, “The Disability Community.”
Wong, Alice. (May 12, 2018). Compilation of Tweets from 5/9 #DisabledMamas Twitter Chat.
Wong, Alice. (May 11, 2018). Tammy Duckworth Is Unapologetically Paving the Way for Disabled Mothers of Color. Bitch Media.
Wong, Alice. (May 3, 2018). Compilation of Tweets from 5/2 #CripLit Twitter Chat on House Farm Bill & SNAP.
Powell, Robyn. (May 2, 2018). The Trump Administration May Have Made It Even Harder for People With Disabilities to Access Health Care. Rewire News.
Wong, Alice. (May 1, 2018). My Day as a Robot. Ability Tools.
Kent, Clarkisha. (April 24, 2018). It Be Your Own People: On Universal FanCon and the Perversion of Community. The Root.
Roder, Nicole. (April 23, 2018). Should Science Edit Out Genetic Disorders? Crixeo.com
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Wong, Alice. (January 30, 2017). Reading While Disabled: Kid/YA Lit Faves (Part 2). Disability in Fiction. Books by Intisar.
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Wong, A. (January 16, 2017). Storify of #CripLit: Roundtable with editors and disabled writers.
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smith, s.e. (October 31, 2016). ‘We Aren’t Going Away Anytime Soon’: A Q&A With the Organizers Behind #CripTheVote. Rewire. https://rewire.news/article/2016/10/31/arent-going-away-anytime-soon-qa-organizers-behind-cripthevote/
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Wong, A. (September 12, 2016). Storify: #ProjectValue: Disabled lives, #AssistedSuicide & #ableism. https://storify.com/SFdirewolf/projectvalue-disabled-lives-assistedsuicide-ableis
smith, s.e. (September 7, 2016). Set Phasers to Inclusion: Disabled Trekkies Talk Star Trek. Bitch Media. https://bitchmedia.org/article/star-trek-discovery-and-disability-representation-media-criptrek
Wong, A., Klabusich, K., Hosein, R. & Wanjuki, W. (September 6, 2016). Building Accessible Tech and Culture: Interview with The Women of Transcribe Online. Model View Culture. https://modelviewculture.com/pieces/building-accessible-tech-and-culture-interview-with-the-women-of-transcribe-online
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Perry, David. (August 8, 2016). Remembering the Sagamihara 19. Pacific Standard.
Wong, A. (August 5, 2016). Storify of #SagamiharaDVP: Mourning the disabled people murdered in #Sagamihara.
smith, s.e. (August 4, 2016). Centering Disabled People in Conversations About Menstruation. Rewire.
Wong, A. (July 29, 2016). Storify of #KripHopDVP: Disabled Musicians in #HipHop and Beyond.
Wade, Carrie. (July 29, 2016). Disabled People of Color Speak Out With #GetWokeADA26. Autostraddle. http://www.autostraddle.com/disabled-people-of-color-speak-out-with-getwokeada26-346635/
Wong, Alice. (July 27, 2016). Ableism, Violence & Sagamihara.
Bear, Alex. (July 27, 2016). Geek Girl Riot – #022: Orphan Black
Beratan, Gregg, Pulrang, Andrew, & Wong, Alice. (July 26, 2016). In Plain Sight: Voters with Disabilities and Election 2016. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/in-plain-sight-voters-with-disabilities-and-election_us_57977d51e4b0b3e2427d0bcb
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Wong, Alice. (July 25, 2016). Storify of #CripLit: Disabled Writers & Characters chat w/ Nicola Griffith. https://storify.com/SFdirewolf/criplit-disabled-writers-characters
Wong, Alice. (July 25, 2016). Storify of #CripTheVote: Violence & Disability chat. https://storify.com/SFdirewolf/cripthevote-violence-disability#publicize
Broverman, Aaron. (July 25, 2016). Adults with SMA Question Teen Jerika Bolen’s Decision to End Life. New Mobility Magazine. http://newmobility.com/2016/07/adults-sma-question-jerika-bolen/
Wade, Carrie. (July 25, 2016). 10 Badass Disabled Women You Should Know About. Autostraddle. http://www.autostraddle.com/10-badass-disabled-women-you-should-know-about-346192/
Perry, David. (July 1, 2016). Alice Wong and Reclaiming “Inspiration.” http://www.thismess.net/2016/07/alice-wong-and-reclaiming-inspiration.html
NBCNews.com (June 30, 2016). Disability Activist Challenges Media Misconceptions with ‘Visibility Project.’ http://www.nbcnews.com/news/asian-america/disability-activist-challenges-media-misconceptions-visibility-project-n600521?cid=sm_tw
Pulrang, Andrew. (June 29, 2016). What Is #CripTheVote? https://storify.com/AndrewPulrang/what-is-cripthevote
Barbarin, Imani. (June 28, 2016). Come on Crips, Let’s Get in Formation: #CripTheVote https://crutchesandspice.com/2016/06/28/come-on-crips-lets-get-in-formation-cripthevote/
Perry, David. (June 27, 2016). Disability and Pop Culture: Alice Wong on Finding Dory. http://www.thismess.net/2016/06/disability-and-pop-culture-alice-wong.html
Huffington Post. (June 25, 2016). #CripTheVote This Election Year.
Perry, David. (June 24, 2016). #CripTheVote and Dante: Priorities USA Cuts a New Ad Featuring Disabled Child of Color Speaking for Himself http://www.thismess.net/2016/06/cripthevote-and-dante-priorities-usa.html
Huffington Post. (June 24, 2016). How the #CripTheVote Movement Is Bringing Disability Rights to This Election
Kanayama, K. (June 20, 2016). #CripTheVote Spotlights Disability Issues That Need Recognition In The 2016 Election. The Frisky. http://www.thefrisky.com/2016-06-20/cripthevote-spotlights-disability-issues-that-need-recognition-in-the-2016-election/
Wong, A. (June 19, 2016). Storify of #CripTheVote chat on #MassIncarceration, #Disability & Legal System https://storify.com/SFdirewolf/cripthevote-chat-on-massincarceration-disability-l
smith, s.e. (June 18, 2016). The online campaign that’s bringing disability issues into the 2016 election spotlight. The Daily Dot. http://www.dailydot.com/politics/crip-the-vote-2016-election/
The Art of Change. (June 15, 2016). #CripTheVote and Online Activism. http://artofchange.is/cripthevote-and-online-activism/
Perry, David. (June 12, 2016). A Clinton Ad Full of Disability Stereotypes. The Atlantic. http://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2016/06/grace-clinton-ad-disability-stereotypes/486710/?utm_source=atltw
Wong, Alice. (June 10, 2016). #CripTheVote and Online Activism. #VoteDisability GOTV Leadership Conference, Disability Organizing Network.
Lange, Ariane. (June 9, 2016). The “Me Before You” Backlash Was Bigger Than Anyone Expected. Buzzfeed. https://www.buzzfeed.com/arianelange/me-before-you-backlash-disability-rights?utm_term=.nr91w6QGn#.hqbQ7ya5d
Pulrang, Andrew. (June 5, 2016). Disability.TV Episode 33 – Tyrion Lannister’s Prison Conversations http://disabilitythinking.com/podcast/2016/6/5/disabilitytv-episode-33-tyrion-lannisters-prison-conversations
Carmon, Irin. (June 1, 2016). Disability rights have long been bipartisan. Will Trump end that? MSNBC.com http://www.msnbc.com/msnbc/disability-rights-have-long-been-bipartisan-will-trump-end
Jones, Monique. (May 31, 2016). “Me Before You” Sparks Outrage with Disabled Audiences. Just Add Color. http://colorwebmag.com/2016/05/31/sparks-outrage-disabled-audiences/
Wong, Alice. (May 29, 2016). Die, ableist tropes, die! #MeBeforeAbleism #MeBeforeFuckYou. https://storify.com/SFdirewolf/die-ableist-tropes-die-mebeforeableism-mebeforefuc
(May 27, 2016). People with disabilities unite to create buzz on political fronts. Medical Express. http://medicalxpress.com/news/2016-05-people-disabilities-political-fronts.html
Thompson, Vilissa. (May 26, 2016). #DisabilityTooWhite: Making the “Good Trouble” in Advocacy. Ramp Your Voice. http://rampyourvoice.com/2016/05/26/disabilitytoowhite-making-good-trouble-advocacy/
(May 25, 2016). Hiram College psychology professor links political activism to group affiliation. Hiram College News. http://news.hiram.edu/?p=13714
Thomas, Katie, Fink, Sheri, and Smith, Mitch. (May 13, 2016). Confined to Nursing Homes, but Longing (and Ready) for Home. New York Times. http://www.nytimes.com/2016/05/14/us/nursing-homes-medicaid.html?_r=0
Wong, Alice. (May 10, 2016). Diversifying Radio with Disabled Voices. Transom.org http://transom.org/2016/alice-wong/
Wong, Alice and Pulrang, Andrew. (May 7, 2016). Disability Advocacy and Twitter: Why Use It?https://disabilityvisibilityproject.com/2016/05/07/disability-advocacy-and-twitter-why-use-it/
Wong, Alice. (May 6, 2016). Adding captions to a YouTube video & Why accessibility matters. “Making Your Campaign Accessible: Social Media” on May 11, 2016, for the Disability Organizing Network (DOnetwork) in Sacramento, CA.
Intersections Radio. (May 5, 2016). Interview with Andrew Pulrang, Gregg Beratan, and Alice Wong of #CripTheVote. Xray FM. (audio with text transcript) https://intersectionsradio.wordpress.com/2016/05/05/cripthevote-politicizing-the-worlds-largest-minority/
Ferguson, Amber. (May 2, 2016). The #CripTheVote Movement Is Bringing Disability Rights To The 2016 Election. Huffington Post Politics. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/cripthevote-movement-2016-election_us_57279637e4b0f309baf177bd
Wong, Alice. (Panelist). “Commanding Presence: Disabled Artists/Curators on Infiltrating the Social.” Open Engagement. Oakland, CA. (April 30, 2016). http://openengagement.info/session/commanding-presence-disabled-artists-curators-on-infiltrating-the-social/
Wong, Alice. (April 28, 2016). “Improving Reporting on People with Disabilities.”
Jones, Monique. (April 20, 2016). Exclusive Interview: Alice Wong (Disability Visibility Project). Just Add Color. http://colorwebmag.com/2016/04/20/exclusive-interview-alice-wong-disability-visibility-project/
Wong, A. (April 14, 2016). Storify of #TransDVP chat, “North Carolina’s House Bill 2: Disability and Transgender Solidarity.” https://storify.com/SFdirewolf/trans-disability-solidarity
Making Contact Radio. (April 13, 2016). Caring Relationships: Negotiating Meaning and Maintaining Dignity. http://www.radioproject.org/2016/04/caring-relationships-negotiating-meaning-and-maintaining-dignity/
Wong, A. (April 10, 2016). Letters to the Editor: The 3.27.16 Issue. Re: The Ashley Treatment. New York Times Magazine. http://www.nytimes.com/2016/04/10/magazine/the-3-27-16-issue.html
Wong, A. (April 9, 2016). Storify of #CripTheVote Chat #5 on Voter Access, Suppression, and Disenfranchisement. https://storify.com/SFdirewolf/cripthevote-chat-on-voter-access-suppression
Wong, Alice. (Panelist). “Digital Amphibians: Parallel Lives and Media Publics.” Composing Disability 2015-16. George Washington University, St. Louis, MO. (April 8, 2016). http://composingdisability.blogspot.com/p/schedule.html
Wong, A. (March 31, 2016). Asian Pacific Americans with Disabilities: Our Stories, Our Lives. 9th Jacobus tenBroek Disability Law Symposium
University of San Francisco. (March 31, 2016). Ableism, Intersectionality, and Disability Justice. https://www.usfca.edu/event/2016-03-31-1300/ableism-intersectionality-and-disability-justice
American Association of People with Disabilities and StoryCorps. (March 26, 2016). Disability Visibility Project Montage.
Wong, A. (March 25, 2016). 2016 AAPD Paul G. Hearne Leadership Award acceptance speech by Alice Wong.
Baker, Mitzi. (March 22, 2016). Alice Wong wins national disabilities organization award. UC San Francisco. http://universityofcalifornia.edu/news/alice-wong-wins-national-disabilities-organization-award
Pacton, Jamie. (March 2016). No! Parents of Kids with Severe Disabilities Should Not Be Able to Stop Their Growth. Parents Magazine.
Senator, Susan. (March 14, 2016). The day I helped my autistic son register to vote. Washington Post. https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/the-day-i-helped-my-autistic-son-register-to-vote/2016/03/14/87d4ab8c-df36-11e5-846c-10191d1fc4ec_story.html
Wong, A. (March 10, 2016). Storify of #CripTheVote Disability Policy Chat #4 https://storify.com/SFdirewolf/cripthevote-disability-policy-chat-3-10
Perry, David. (March 10, 2016). Disabled Americans Get Political. http://www.theestablishment.co/2016/03/10/disabled-americans-get-political/
Wong, A. (March 9, 2016). Storify of #CripTheVote Disability Policy Chat #3 https://storify.com/SFdirewolf/cripthevote-disability-policy-chat-3-9#publicize
Liu, Caroline. (March 9, 2016). Alice Wong Is Making Change in the World of Disability Rights. http://helloflo.com/caroline-an-interview-with-alice-wong/
Gazda, Maureen. (March 9, 2016). #CripTheVote Lights Up the Internet. http://www.newmobility.com/2016/03/cripthevote-lights-internet/
Kelly, Erin. (March 2, 2016). Behind the Voices: The Power of Social Media in the World of Disability. http://goodmenproject.com/featured-content/behind-the-voices-the-power-of-social-media-in-the-world-of-disability-erink/
Zielinksi, Alex. (March 1, 2016). Disabled Voters Feeling Ignored By Candidates Take Election Into Own Hands. http://thinkprogress.org/health/2016/03/01/3755032/disability-voter-election/
Lerner, Steven. (March 1, 2016). 3 Activists Gave Voters with Disabilities A Forum To Voice Their Concerns–And They Aren’t Stopping. http://aplus.com/a/disabled-voters-election?
Hollman, Mandy. (March 2016). Candidates’ Ignoring Disability Inspires #CripTheVote. http://www.carbonated.tv/news/candidates-ignoring-disability-inspires-cripthevote
Loebner, Josh. (February 23, 2016). Disabilty Story Sharing Can Be A Part of Advertising Storytelling http://advertisinganddisability.com/2016/02/23/disabilty-story-sharing-can-be-a-part-of-advertsing-storytelling/
Blahovec, Sarah. (February 19, 2016). Disability and the 2016 Election: A Q&A with the Creators of #CripTheVote. Huffington Post. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/sarah-blahovec/disability-and-the-2016-e_b_9272966.html
Davis, Lennard. (February 16, 2016). #CripTheVote: Voters with Disabilities Could Tip This Election. http://www.beaconbroadside.com/broadside/2016/02/cripthevote-voters-with-disabilities-could-tip-this-election.html
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Wong, A. (February 13, 2016). #CripTheVote: Second chat before #GOPdebate https://storify.com/SFdirewolf/cripthevote-second-chat-before-gopdebate
Perry, David. (February 13, 2016). #CripTheVote: Where Disability Could Have Fit in the Democratic Debate http://www.thismess.net/2016/02/cripthevote-where-disability-could-fit.html
Jackson, Liz. (February 12, 2016). #CripTheVote Is Coming To A Primary Near You! https://medium.com/disability-stories/cripthevote-is-coming-to-a-primary-near-you-f81adc1cdb59#.ahai71x3r
Wong, A. (February 11, 2016). #CripTheVote: Our first #DemDebate chat https://storify.com/SFdirewolf/cripthevote-our-first-demdebate-chat
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Gibson, Caitlin. (February 10, 2016). The 2016 conversation has ignored disabled people. Now, they want to be heard. The Washington Post. https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/arts-and-entertainment/wp/2016/02/10/the-2016-conversation-has-ignored-disabled-people-now-they-want-to-be-heard/
Gani, Irawan. (January 2016). Alice Wong Is My New Hero. http://irawangani.wix.com/writerirawan#!alice-wong-is-my-new-hero/p6tip
Sinacola, D. (January 22, 2016). An Ear for Film: #OscarsSoWhite and Salo. The three best movie-related podcast episodes of the week. Paste Magazine. http://www.pastemagazine.com/articles/2016/01/an-ear-for-film-oscarssowhite-and-salo.html
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Wong, A. (January 16, 2016). #TheFutureIsDisabled: Disability in the future. https://storify.com/SFdirewolf/thefutureisdisabled-disability-in-the-future#publicize
Wong, A., Jackson, L. & Taylor-Parker, R. Larkin. (January 12, 2016). Extended Interview: Inspiration Porn Resolution & #CrippingTheMighty. https://medium.com/disability-stories/extended-interview-inspiration-porn-resolution-crippingthemighty-e65826625a89#.4v5maz4n6
Gibson, Caitlin. (January 5, 2016). A disability-focused website ran a ‘funny’ post about autism. Anger ensued. Washington Post. https://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/style/a-disability-focused-website-ran-a-funny-post-about-autism-outrage-ensued/2016/01/05/366fbd14-b311-11e5-9388-466021d971de_story.html
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Souza, Pete. (December 30, 2015). Behind the Lens: 2015 Year in Photographs. https://medium.com/@WhiteHouse/behind-the-lens-2015-year-in-photographs-b5064a44df4a#.oe2f2u528
Jobes, Nancy. (December 28, 2015). Website “The Mighty” faces intense criticism from disabled adults. http://us.blastingnews.com/lifestyle/2015/12/website-the-mighty-faces-intense-criticism-from-disabled-adults-00712331.html
Perry, David. (December 22, 2015). Two Ethical Futures for The Mighty. http://www.thismess.net/2015/12/two-ethical-futures-for-mighty.html
Wong, A. (December 26, 2015). #CrippingTheMighty: Our stories and labor have value. https://storify.com/SFdirewolf/crippingthemighty
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Oblivious Nerd Girl. (November 9, 2015). Oblivious Meets Alice Wong. http://www.obliviousnerdgirl.com/oblivious-interviews/oblivious-meets-alice-wong
Wong, A. (October 26, 2015). #NDEAMyouth: Chat on employment & youth w/ disabilities. https://storify.com/SFdirewolf/ndeamyouth-chat-on-employment-youth-w-disabilities
Wong, A. (September 21, 2015). Advancing Advocacy with Storytelling: Disability Visibility Project. Video presentation for California #ADA25 Conference, San Francisco, CA. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eJ92SlhiG9Q
Wong, A. (September 15, 2015). Storify of Chat about Emergency Prep: #Prep4PWDs. https://storify.com/SFdirewolf/chat-on-emergency-prep-prep4pwds#publicize
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smith, s.e. (September 10, 2015). Roundtable: Project Semicolon Promotes Mental Illness Eugenics. Disability Intersections. http://disabilityintersections.com/2015/09/roundtable-project-semicolon-promotes-mental-illness-eugenics/
Wells Fargo. (August 27, 2015). Alice Wong: Real Stories of the ADA. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uMKqKVtEou8
Perry, David. (August 17, 2015). The Future of Assistive Tech Is Surprisingly Simple. Al Jazeera America. http://america.aljazeera.com/opinions/2015/8/the-future-of-assistive-tech-is-surprisingly-simple.html
Boatman, Mark. (July 31, 2015). Driving a Robot, Alice Wong Meets the POTUS. New Mobility. http://www.newmobility.com/2015/07/driving-a-robot-alice-wong-meets-the-potus/
Ross, Tracey. (July 30, 2015). 7 Reflections on the ADA at 25. TalkPoverty.org http://talkpoverty.org/2015/07/30/7-reflections-ada-25/
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Fingas, J. (July 21, 2015). President Obama welcomes telepresence robots into the White House. Engadget.
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Wong, A. (July 20, 2015). #ADA25 at the @WhiteHouse. https://storify.com/SFdirewolf/ada25-at-the-whitehouse
Wong, A. (July 20, 2015). Our ADA Stories. Disability.gov blog: https://usodep.blogs.govdelivery.com/2015/07/20/our-ada-stories/#more-9694
Wong, A. (July 15, 2015). Power of #SocialMedia & #DisabilityStories. https://storify.com/SFdirewolf/power-of-socialmedia-disabilitystories
Hartman, P. and Wong, A. (July 15, 2015) My Angry ADA Minute. KUAF 91.3 FM, Fayetteville, Arkansas:
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Wong, Alice. (July 14, 2015). Storytelling and the The Disability Visibility Project. Lights! Camera! Action! 2.0 Disability Narrative Imperative panel:
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Wong, Alice. (June 2, 2015). StoryCorps Community Partnerships: Using Publicity and Social Media Effectively. StoryCorps San Francisco Audio Workshop.
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Wong, A. (April 18, 2015). #MarvelComicsUniverse & #Disability: #FilmDis chat https://storify.com/SFdirewolf/marvelcomicsuniverse-and-disability-filmdis-chat
Green, Yolanda. (2015). Disability History: What Has it Done for Me Lately? Interview with Alice Wong. http://www.easterseals.com/thrive/disability-advocacy/disability-history-today.html
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Words I Wheel By blog. (June 30, 2014). “StoryCorp Disability Visibility Project launches in SF Bay Area.”
http://wordsiwheelby.com/2014/06/june-disability-news-blog-round-up/
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ePolicyWorks. (June 26, 2014). “Record Disability History with StoryCorps.” http://www.magnetmail.net/Actions/email_web_version.cfm?publish=newsletter&user_id=CONCEPTSPR&message_id=5045179
VR Horizons (June 20, 2014): “Organization Look to Document Disability Stories.”
http://www.vrhorizons.com/communications/news/item/organization-looks-to-document-disability-stories
NeuroQueer (June 18, 2014): “Disability Visibility Project: How You Can Get Involved”
http://neuroqueer.blogspot.com/2014/06/disability-visibility-project-how-you.html
Media dis & dat (June 17, 2014): “Disability Visibility Project: A community partnership with StoryCorps in San Francisco, Atlanta, Chicago”
http://media-dis-n-dat.blogspot.com/2014/06/disability-visibility-project-community.html
Hearing Loss Association of America (June 16, 2014): “Tell Your Story for the 25th Anniversary of the ADA”
http://www.hearingloss.org/content/tell-your-story-ada
Disability Scoop (June 16, 2014): “StoryCorps Looks To Record Disability Experience” by Shaun Heasley
http://www.disabilityscoop.com/2014/06/16/storycorps-disability/19443/
