
Calling Up Justice Supports the Aesthetics of Sexiness
For the disabled body being sexy can be an act of revolution. Calling Up Justice believes that disabled people are full human beings. That means

For the disabled body being sexy can be an act of revolution. Calling Up Justice believes that disabled people are full human beings. That means

Speculative Design, Prefigurative Futures, and the Radical Imagination of Black and Disabled Communities Every society tells stories about the future. Governments imagine future economies. Corporations

We often talk about creating art, performing art, producing art, and funding art. Far less often do we talk about the equally important act that

Accessible Audiencing: The Lower Bottom Playaz presents Going to St. Ives by Lee Blessing Saturday, July 18 2pm | BAM House | 1540 Broadway, Oakland,

This year, Calling Up Justice was honored to participate in Garden’s Summer Solstice Celebration, a vibrant weekend of art, learning, culture, and community building. Ry

Calling Up Justice Executive Producer Claudia Alick will be featured in the Smartwear Revolution Symposium’s session, Cripping Collaboration, on June 17. As a disability justice

This past Saturday, May 30th, at the Little Theatre was the premiere of a documentary 8 years in the making, called The Injured Body. Under

At Calling Up Justice, we do not require participants to be on camera in digital meetings. We believe that engagement should not be measured through

In honor of our most recent partnership with Accessible Virtual Pride Calling Up Justice is honored to celebrate the leadership, brilliance, and partnership of Luticha

Calling Up Justice was honored to join Disability Justice Culture Club and One Free Community in sponsoring Spring Into Action: Senior & Disability Action’s 2026