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Posted October 7, 2025 Guest Blog Posts

Two Years of Genocide+: Crips Aren’t Done Sending eSims to Gaza

Two Years of Genocide+: Crips Aren’t Done Sending eSims to Gaza Two years, what the fuck. It really has been two years to the day since Israel’s heightened and … Continue Reading Two Years of Genocide+: Crips Aren’t Done Sending eSims to Gaza

Une illustration sur fond bleu clair qui présente des morceaux de pastèque coupés en formes triangulaires et des graines de pastèque. Au centre sur un carré blanc, le texte « Les personnes handicapées en appui des eSims pour Gaza » est inscrit. Graphic with a border around it that has slices of watermelons. In the center is French text, "Les personnes handicapées en appui des eSims pour Gaza"

Posted February 11, 2025 DVP Blog Posts and Essays

Les personnes handicapées en appui des eSims pour Gaza

Les personnes handicapées en appui des eSims pour Gaza Traduit de l’anglais par D. M. Bradford et Nikki Walker Faites un don ici : https://chuffed.org/project/crips-for-esims-for-gaza 中文 Simplified and Traditional … Continue Reading Les personnes handicapées en appui des eSims pour Gaza

Graphic with a beige background. On the left and right are multicolored snakes with different patterns along their bodies. On the top and bottom are cloud shapes in magenta. Text in the center reads, "Crips for eSIMs for Gaza: A Lunar New Year Update"

Posted January 29, 2025 DVP Blog Posts and Essays

Crips for eSIMs for Gaza: A Lunar New Year Update

Crips for eSIMs for Gaza: A Lunar New Year Update Year of the Snake Means Transformation After 470 days and 76 years of genocide, Gaza finally has a … Continue Reading Crips for eSIMs for Gaza: A Lunar New Year Update

Graphic with a dark blue background. In the center is a close-up of Khaled outside in the sun, dark brown hair combed up, slight brown beard and hazel-brown eyes staring into the camera. He wears a slight smile and a blue and gray zip up with maroon shirt underneath.

Posted December 16, 2024 Guest Blog Posts

The Intersection of Disability and Genocide

The Intersection of Disability and Genocide dena harry saleh En Español “Flies, mosquitoes, gunshots and bombing – everything is against me 😂” – Khaled Sulaiman … Continue Reading The Intersection of Disability and Genocide

Graphic with a beige background and delicate pink and purple flowers on the upper left and lower right corners. At the bottom in large print, THANK YOU! 3 photos from left to right: Alice, an Asian American disabled woman with a tracheostomy at her neck. She is smiling with her head tilted toward some bird of paradise plants, Leah, a mixed-race Sri Lankan and white nonbinary femme in their late 40s with teal curly hair, sand color skin and big metal glasses, looks contemplatively and with a slight smile at the viewer. Their hair matches the teal wall behind them, and their dark hot pink lipstick matches the hot pink velvet couch heaped with cushions behind them. They wear a black t shirt with the sleeves cut off and a gold hoop earring that reads “Burn It Down,” one double spiral tattoo is visible on their right shoulder (taken September 2024), and Jane, a person with pale-tan skin with her body away from the camera but her face smiling towards it. She’s wearing a blue jean jacket that reads “Nobody Loves You” in the back, embroidered in white calligraphy. Her hair is nearly shoulder-length with dark red highlights at the end and she’s wearing large round black-gray glasses. The background is a park during the day-time. Photo credit: Joy Gyamfi.

Posted October 7, 2024 Guest Blog Posts

Disabled People Jury Rigging Internet Connections During a Genocide: A Thank You Note

Disabled People Jury Rigging Internet Connections During a Genocide: A Thank You Note Today marks one year since the amplified Israeli genocide of Gaza began on October 7, 2023. … Continue Reading Disabled People Jury Rigging Internet Connections During a Genocide: A Thank You Note

Graphic with a black background and in the center is a black and white hand-drawn text in varied-style typography, both serif, italicized, bubbled, in the style of graffiti and street art. “Wherever you are, whatever sand you can throw on the gears of genocide, Do It Now. If it’s a handful, throw it, if it’s a fingernail full, scrape it out and throw it GET IN THE WAY however you can The Elimination of the Palestinian people is Not Inevitable. We can Refuse with our every breath and action. We must. Rasha Abdulhadi.”

Posted July 31, 2024 Guest Blog Posts

When the Poem is a Spreadsheet: Joining Crips for eSims for Gaza in #ConnectingGaza

When the Poem is a Spreadsheet: Joining Crips for eSims for Gaza in #ConnectingGaza Jane Shi FYI: Plain language version of “Crips for eSims for Gaza: A Donation Guide” … Continue Reading When the Poem is a Spreadsheet: Joining Crips for eSims for Gaza in #ConnectingGaza

Photo of Samar AlKhdour wearing a light pink baseball cap and a red and white Keffiyeh standing in conversation with a sit-in supporter in front of Canadian Minister of Immigration Marc Miller’s riding office in Montreal on April 29, 2024. Behind them are the Immigration minister’s outside office-building walls covered in posters and stickers in support of Palestinian liberation. In the foreground, there is a bright green banner with the words: “My dream for my children of a safe and better future was assassinated with the last breath their sister Jana took on 8/1/24 in Gaza.” The lettering is white and black. There are also red Palestinian poppy flowers sewn into the banner. Photo by Nelly Bassily

Posted June 1, 2024 Guest Blog Posts

Disabled children are killed by the Zionist Occupation of Gaza: How one Gazan mother’s tragedy has fuelled a sit-in action

Nelly Bassily Samar Alkhdour is a Palestinian human rights defender and mom who has faced impossible decisions. Like any ambitious and driven human, she was looking to create … Continue Reading Disabled children are killed by the Zionist Occupation of Gaza: How one Gazan mother’s tragedy has fuelled a sit-in action

Photo of a rally against the genocide in Gaza. There is a large group of people, some holding their phones up and others holding signs such as PRAY FOR GAZA and WE CANT BREATH SINCE 1948. Photo credit: Rami Gzon

Posted May 16, 2024 Guest Blog Posts

Another World Is Possible

Another World Is Possible Dom Kelly Editor’s note: This was originally published on Medium.com on May 1, 2024 I woke up at 5:52am this morning, just two … Continue Reading Another World Is Possible

Graphic with a white background and illustrations of olive tree branches on all four corners. In the center a photo of a Palestinian Jordanian woman in her 40s with dark curly hair, purple glasses wearing her Palestinian kuffiyeh over her shoulders as well as a necklace of the map of Palestine, behind her on the wall is an embroidered map of Palestine

Posted April 16, 2024 Guest Blog Posts

The Psychological Terrorism of Witnessing Genocide in Gaza

The Psychological Terrorism of Witnessing Genocide in Gaza Abla Abdelhadi Content notes: genocide, death, dying, torture, abuse, intergenerational trauma, violence, terrorism, psychological terrorism When I was asked … Continue Reading The Psychological Terrorism of Witnessing Genocide in Gaza

Sarah, a white woman with brown hair pulled back, smiling at the camera. She is wearing a green blazer and navy blouse.

Posted March 3, 2024 Guest Blog Posts

#AltTextPalestine: Showing Solidarity By Creating Access

#AltTextPalestine: Showing Solidarity By Creating Access Sarah Blahovec Images and videos coming out of Gaza show the horror of the genocide every single day. Bombs rain down on … Continue Reading #AltTextPalestine: Showing Solidarity By Creating Access

Image of Faati, a nonbinary light brown skinned Black Native, sitting cross legged in front of a cherry blossom tree and multiple high rise buildings. They have on acid washed light blue bell-bottom jeans, a white crop topped long sleeved shirt and black platform boots. They are sitting cross-legged with their hands on their knees. Their fingernails are a long almond acrylic style with nude coloring and black and white designs on top. They have green straight 70s styled hair with the ends bumped. They are wearing circle 70s style red lens sunglasses.

Posted February 26, 2024 Guest Blog Posts

#AltTextPalestine—from Ableist Shame to Indigenous Solidarity (I Know Why the Caged Nerd Reads)

#AltTextPalestine—from Ableist Shame to Indigenous Solidarity (I Know Why the Caged Nerd Reads) Faatima Vasser Hey bunch of strangers on the internet, I wet the bed until … Continue Reading #AltTextPalestine—from Ableist Shame to Indigenous Solidarity (I Know Why the Caged Nerd Reads)

Ilustración con un fondo azul cielo y pedazos de sandía en forma triangular y con semillas de sandía. En el centro con un fondo cuadrado blanco un texto dice Crips por eSims para Gaza.

Posted February 15, 2024 DVP Blog Posts and Essays

Crips por eSims para Gaza

Crips* por eSims para Gaza * “Crips” viene de la palabra “cripple” y es un término que ha sido reclamado para gente discapacitada que sería el equivalente de minusvalido … Continue Reading Crips por eSims para Gaza

Image of Leah and two friends at a protest. One friend is a white, Greek/Irish femme person in her 40s with greying undercut brown hair wearing a black KN95 mask, they are holding a sign that says 50% OF GAZA IS UNDER 18 STOP KILLING KIDS. The second person is a Syrian masculine person wearing a green hat, a green and black flannel over a black t shirt with lilac lettering, holding a sign that reads CEASEFIRE NOW: FREE PALESTINE with two red black green and white Palestinian flags. Leah stands to the right leaning on their friend with their head on their shoulder, wearing a black leather jacket, black leather skirt, pink and white keffiyeh and lilac KN95 mask, holding a sign that reads, "Affirm life." Protestors can be seen in the background at a rotary in mid fall by a tree

Posted January 26, 2024 Guest Blog Posts

Palestine is Disabled

Palestine is Disabled Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha I am not the first or last person to say this, but: Everyone in Palestine is disabled right now. Whether it’s disabled … Continue Reading Palestine is Disabled

Posted January 26, 2024 Guest Blog Posts

Healing a 75 year open wound: A call for lasting peace from the river to the sea

Healing a 75 year open wound: A call for lasting peace from the river to the sea Marina Khaled Salman It may have been fate or a message from … Continue Reading Healing a 75 year open wound: A call for lasting peace from the river to the sea

Illustration with a light blue background featuring pieces of watermelon cut into triangular shapes and watermelon seeds.In the center against a white square background text reads, Crips for eSims for Gaza.

Posted December 25, 2023 DVP Blog Posts and Essays

Crips for eSims for Gaza

Donate here: https://chuffed.org/project/crips-for-esims-for-gaza 中文 Simplified and Traditional Chinese version En Español 한국어 En français FYI: Plain language version of “Crips for eSims for Gaza: A Donation Guide” by Noemí … Continue Reading Crips for eSims for Gaza

A graphic with a red background and in the center is a photo of an Asian American disabled woman in a wheelchair with a tracheostomy attached to a ventilator. Behind her is a building FREE PALESTINE written in red paint

Posted December 2, 2023 DVP Blog Posts and Essays

Why Palestinian Liberation Is Disability Justice

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