This residency is offered by Calling Up Justice and was a wonderful opportunity to learn from Claudia Alick, a disabled artist, activist, and social justice producer who understands the value of collaboration in both the digital and physical realms. The importance of such residencies cannot be overstated, as they provide an exceptional platform for artists to unite, learn, and nurture their creativity.
This residency is offered by Calling Up Justice and was a wonderful opportunity to learn from Claudia Alick, a disabled artist, activist, and social justice producer who understands the value of collaboration in both the digital and physical realms. The importance of such residencies cannot be overstated, as they provide an exceptional platform for artists to unite, learn, and nurture their creativity.
Calling up Justice member Jesenia @NeuroSpicyNetworking was featured on Beyond Deconstructing Podcast. In this episode of Beyond Deconstructing, host Tierra had an electrifying conversation with Jesenia, founder of the NeuroSpicy Networking and One Free Community. We dive into how intersectionality plays a role in how often women of color are not seen or represented in the conversation about autism. We also explain how the colonial mindset and all of it’s children (the ISMs – racism, sexism, capitalism, ableism, etc.) impact all of us, but especially the most marginalized among us.
Jesenia (Jess – N – ee – Ya) is a queer first-generation Indigenous-American, AutiHD (Autistic & ADHD), living with Ehlers Danlos Syndrome. She is an
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🎲 Calling Up Justice does D&D A joyful, access-centered adventure—and the first of many On April 10, 2026, the San Francisco Disability Culture Center hosted
The World Beyond Borders convening was a global, multi-day digital gathering that brought together activists, artists, educators, and organizers to explore issues of human rights,
Thank you Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha and the San Francisco Disability Cultural Center for this amazing experience. Buy Leah’s new book of poems “The Way Disabled
A celebration of life for beloved disability rights activist, author, and Disability Visibility Project founder Alice Wong was held on March 25, 2026. The virtual
