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We Keep Us Safe: Bay Area Businesses Practicing Community Care Heather Ringo As of December 2023, society has largely abandoned disabled people to COVID. This includes most businesses … Continue Reading We Keep Us Safe: Bay Area Businesses Practicing Community Care
Donate here: https://chuffed.org/project/crips-for-esims-for-gaza 中文 Simplified and Traditional Chinese version En Español As disabled people around the world and as disabled diasporic Asian queers, we have been grieving heavily and … Continue Reading Crips for eSims for Gaza
Hi everyone, it’s been some year, huh? At least it has been for me. I moved into my first place, adopted two cats, Bert and Ernie, co-edited Low and Slow, … Continue Reading Disability Intimacy: Upcoming Anthology Edited by Alice Wong
Why Palestinian Liberation Is Disability Justice Alice Wong Several years ago I organized an event at a local Jewish organization and planned another collaboration when some close … Continue Reading Why Palestinian Liberation Is Disability Justice
Robotaxis Won’t Get Us There, So Let’s Stop Being Used to Sell a Future that Doesn’t Serve Us Cecelia Black and Anna Zivarts Transportation is one of the biggest barriers … Continue Reading Robotaxis Won’t Get Us There, So Let’s Stop Being Used to Sell a Future that Doesn’t Serve Us
Still On the Margins: Long COVID Patients of Color Angela Meriquez Vázquez, MSW Before getting COVID-19 here in Los Angeles in March 2020, I was a runner for nearly … Continue Reading Still On the Margins: Long COVID Patients of Color
Hi everyone. A few months ago I adopted a bonded pair of cats, Bert and Ernie. They delight and inspire me everyday. Like any new parent, I take loads of … Continue Reading Cats for Gaza: Memes for Liberation
When Public Health Doesn’t Listen to Its Own Lessons, How Can Students? Raina Levin Before I started my graduate program this fall, I was on a first name … Continue Reading When Public Health Doesn’t Listen to Its Own Lessons, How Can Students?
CRIP CALL TO ACTION: Why disabled people living in the US need to be calling for a long lasting ceasefire in Israel-Palestine Allie Cannington Content warnings: death, suffering, genocide, … Continue Reading CRIP CALL TO ACTION: Why disabled people living in the US need to be calling for a long lasting ceasefire in Israel-Palestine
“These Communities May Reduce but Not Eliminate Their Risk”: Oregon’s Discriminatory COVID Policies A. Smith It seems that Oregon has largely gotten out of the COVID-19 business. Throughout … Continue Reading “These Communities May Reduce but Not Eliminate Their Risk”: Oregon’s Discriminatory COVID Policies
What Are You Looking At? Ableist Abuse in Public Spaces Harrie Larrington-Spencer TW: Tube feeding, ableist abuse, eating, starvation “What the f*ck is that on her face?” … Continue Reading What Are You Looking At? Ableist Abuse in Public Spaces
Return of the Ugly Laws: In the Name of ‘Modernization,’ the Newsom Administration Wants to Disappear Unhoused and Disabled People from the Streets, Rebuild the Asylums Leah Harris … Continue Reading Return of the Ugly Laws: In the Name of ‘Modernization,’ the Newsom Administration Wants to Disappear Unhoused and Disabled People from the Streets, Rebuild the Asylums
One of Us: Tod Browning’s Freaks, Disability Culture, and the Criterion for Inclusion Angelo Muredda Content warning: usage of a slur for little people Spoilers for the film Freaks … Continue Reading One of Us: Tod Browning’s Freaks, Disability Culture, and the Criterion for Inclusion
Today, September 14, 2023, I gave a virtual talk at Boston University’s School of Public Health about my anthology Disability Visibility since the school selected my book as their 2023 … Continue Reading Adventures in Public Speaking
The Mütter and More: Why We Need to be Critical of Medical Museums as Spaces for Disability Histories Dr Aparna Nair For a while now, I’ve been observing various public … Continue Reading The Mütter and More: Why We Need to be Critical of Medical Museums as Spaces for Disability Histories
Disabled Creatives in Comics: Interview with Tee Franklin Carolyn Hinds For the Disability Visibility Project, Film Critic & Journalist Carolyn Hinds spoke with comic book writer and author … Continue Reading Disabled Creatives in Comics: Interview with Tee Franklin