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Access Is Love

Access Is Love aims to help build a world where accessibility is understood as an act of love, instead of a burden or an after-thought. A campaign created and led by Mia Mingus, Sandy Ho, and Alice Wong. It is an initiative to raise awareness about accessibility and encourage people to incorporate access in their everyday practices and lives. For more about Access Is Love: https://rootedinrights.org/on-valentines-day-lets-recognize-why-accessislove/

Every two months, the project will support a different organization by donating all the proceeds from our online store. For more: https://www.disabilityintersectionalitysummit.com/access-is-love

Online store featuring apparel, mugs, totes, and stickers:

https://www.disabilityintersectionalitysummit.com/onlinestore

 

#CripTheVote 

Stickers, buttons, shirts, and temporary tattoos on Zazzle.com. Logo by Mike Mort

#CripTheVote hashtag in rainbow colors with different letters in red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and purple against a white background. On the right of the hashtag is an image of a ballot box.
#CripTheVote hashtag in rainbow colors with different letters in red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and purple against a white background. On the right of the hashtag is an image of a ballot box.

Ableism Is Trash

 

 

Respect the Mask

Blue t-shirt with a portrait of Alice Wong, an Asian American woman wearing sunglasses and a mask over her nose attached to a gray tube by artist Mike Mort with the words “Respect the Mask” around the portrait in red
Blue t-shirt with a portrait of Alice Wong, an Asian American woman wearing sunglasses and a mask over her nose attached to a gray tube by artist Mike Mort with the words “Respect the Mask” around the portrait in red

Order it from The Nerds of Color’s Teespring store.

“Funny how the universe works. A dude makes a trollish comment in response to a Tweet that featured a photo of Alice Wong wearing a BiPap mask. A day later my fellow BiPap mask-wearing friend and artist Mike Mort created this image!! A percentage of proceeds will be donated to the Center for Disability Rights”

 

Believe Disabled People. Period.

 

 

 

Bunny Protester [link to online store]. ADULT/WHITE Styles: Unisex Fitted Tee/Pullover Sweatshirt/ Short Sleeve Tee/ Long Sleeve Tee/ Tank Top

White tank-top with a bunny drawn from a keys from a keyboard with a sign that reads: "Believe Disabled People. Period."
White tank-top with a bunny drawn from a keys from a keyboard with a sign that reads: “Believe Disabled People. Period.”

TEXT ONLY [link to online store]. ADULT/WHITE

Styles: Unisex Fitted Tee/Pullover Sweatshirt/ Short Sleeve Tee/ Long Sleeve Tee/ Tank Top

Long white-sleeved t-shirt with the each of the following words on top of one another in rows: BELIEVE DISABLED PEOPLE. PERIOD. All the text is black except for PERIOD which is dark blue.
Long white-sleeved t-shirt with the each of the following words on top of one another in rows: BELIEVE DISABLED PEOPLE. PERIOD. All the text is black except for PERIOD which is dark blue.

 

MORE SWEET SWAG!

Collections of DVP apparel in sizes for adults, kids and toddlers: This Is Disability Visibility and Unapologetically Disabled.

Check out our online store for everything: https://represent.com/store/dvp or click on the images below for apparel by category.

This Is Disability Visibility

ADULT/VARIOUS COLORS

Styles: Unisex Fitted Tee/Pullover Sweatshirt/ Short Sleeve Tee/ Long Sleeve Tee/ Tank Top

Screenshot of a red short-sleeved t-shirt that says in white text: THIS IS DISABILITY VISIBILITY. In smaller letters below: DisabilityVisibilityProject.com @DisVisibility
Screenshot of a red short-sleeved t-shirt that says in white text: THIS IS DISABILITY VISIBILITY. In smaller letters below: DisabilityVisibilityProject.com @DisVisibility

 

ADULT/ IN WHITE

Styles: Pullover Hoodie/ Tank Top/ Pullover Sweatshirt/ Long Sleeve Tee/ Unisex Fitted Tee

Screenshot of a white hoodie that says in black text: THIS IS DISABILITY VISIBILITY. In smaller letters below: DisabilityVisibilityProject.com @DisVisibility https://represent.com/store/dvp
Screenshot of a white hoodie that says in black text: THIS IS DISABILITY VISIBILITY. In smaller letters below: DisabilityVisibilityProject.com @DisVisibility
https://represent.com/store/dvp

 

KID and TODDLER/VARIOUS COLORS. Short-sleeve tee.

Screenshot of a short-sleeve t-shirt in purple that says in white text: THIS IS DISABILITY VISIBILITY. In smaller letters below: DisabilityVisibilityProject.com @DisVisibility https://represent.com/store/dvp
Screenshot of a short-sleeve t-shirt in purple that says in white text: THIS IS DISABILITY VISIBILITY. In smaller letters below: DisabilityVisibilityProject.com @DisVisibility
https://represent.com/store/dvp

 

KID and TODDLER/IN WHITE. Short-sleeve tee.

Screenshot of a short-sleeve white t-shirt that says in black text: THIS IS DISABILITY VISIBILITY. In smaller letters below: DisabilityVisibilityProject.com @DisVisibility https://represent.com/store/dvp
Screenshot of a short-sleeve white t-shirt that says in black text: THIS IS DISABILITY VISIBILITY. In smaller letters below: DisabilityVisibilityProject.com @DisVisibility
https://represent.com/store/dvp

Unapologetically Disabled

Please note: I tried to get the text as large as possible, but the print size would not allow it.

ADULT/ VARIOUS COLORS

Styles: Short Sleeve Tee/ Pullover Hoodie/ Long Sleeve Tee/ Tank Top

Screenshot of DVP online apparel store showing a dark gray short-sleeved t-shirt that says, "Unapologetically Disabled" in white and in smaller text below: DisabilityVisibilityProject.com @DisVisibility
Screenshot of DVP online apparel store showing a dark gray short-sleeved t-shirt that says, “Unapologetically Disabled” in white and in smaller text below: DisabilityVisibilityProject.com @DisVisibility

 

ADULT/ IN WHITE

Styles: Long Sleeve Tee/ Pullover Hoodie/ Pullover Sweatshirt/ Short Sleeve Tee/ Unisex Tank Top

Screenshot of DVP online apparel store showing a white long-sleeved t-shirt that says, "Unapologetically Disabled" in black and in smaller text below: DisabilityVisibilityProject.com @DisVisibility
Screenshot of DVP online apparel store showing a white long-sleeved t-shirt that says, “Unapologetically Disabled” in black and in smaller text below: DisabilityVisibilityProject.com @DisVisibility

 

KID and TODDLER/VARIOUS COLORS. Short-sleeve tee.

Screenshot of a short-sleeve blue t-shirt that says in white: UNAPOLOGETICALLY DISABLED. In smaller letters below: DisabilityVisibilityProject.com @DisVisibility https://represent.com/store/dvp
Screenshot of a short-sleeve blue t-shirt that says in white: UNAPOLOGETICALLY DISABLED. In smaller letters below: DisabilityVisibilityProject.com @DisVisibility
https://represent.com/store/dvp

 

KID and TODDLER/IN WHITE. Short-sleeve tee.

Screenshot of a short-sleeve white t-shirt that says in black text: UNAPOLOGETICALLY DISABLED. In smaller letters below: DisabilityVisibilityProject.com @DisVisibility https://represent.com/store/dvp
Screenshot of a short-sleeve white t-shirt that says in black text: UNAPOLOGETICALLY DISABLED. In smaller letters below: DisabilityVisibilityProject.com @DisVisibility
https://represent.com/store/dvp

 

 

Non-Apparel Goodies

For mugs, stickers and buttons, check out the products from the Disability Visibility Zazzle store features two collections: “The Future Is Disabled” and “Unapologetically Disabled.” Check out our full range of products here: http://www.zazzle.com/disabilityvisibility/products

Show your disability pride and love for the community while supporting the work of the DVP. 15% of every product’s cost will go toward our activities and outreach. Check out our Donate page for some examples of what the funds will go toward.

A few examples of what’s for sale:

 

Origins: “The Future Is Disabled”

Many years ago I was in a meeting brainstorming names for a curriculum for youth with disabilities about employment featuring  role models with disabilities from various career fields. I suggested the title “Open Futures” as a reference and a direct rebuttal to philosopher Peter Singer who asserted that disabled infants should die because, “it has no sense of the future.” The documentary FIXED: The Science/Fiction of Human Enhancement also influenced my thinking about the evolution of bodies, technology and ideas of disability.

Fast forward to November 2015. The initial inspiration for slogan “The Future Is Disabled” came from a photo by Liza Cowan of Alix Dobkin wearing a t-shirt that read, “the future is female.” The slogan and original shirt were from Labyris Books in New York City. Inspiration for the buttons came from Liza Cowan and the apparel by Otherwild.com in Los Angeles.

After seeing those images, “The Future Is Disabled” was born.

Check out our first Twitter conversation on #TheFutureIsDisabled: https://storify.com/SFdirewolf/thefutureisdisabled-disability-in-the-future#publicize

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