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Claudia Alick, Author at Calling Up Justice! - Page 16 of 61

Author: Claudia Alick

black woman in yellow jumpsuit with arm crutches in desert. on back ground words DWD the Divas With Disabilities Project

THE DIVAS WITH DISABILITIES PROJECT

The Divas With Disabilities Project is a digital movement and community that is committed to increasing the participation and representation of Black and brown women and girls –DIVAS– Dynamic, Illuminating, Victorious, Achieving Sisters with visible disabilities.

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SuperFest

Calling Up Justice celebrates disability specific programming. We are fans of this film festival that has featured so many great artists. We collaborated with them

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NET National Gathering 2023

Claudia Alick co-faciltiated the digital portions of the NET national gathering with Meena Malik and Sam Morales for 2 days. Jesenia joined as an online participant for the second day.

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the words anti-capitalism for artists in different fonts and colors

Anticapitalism for Artists

Anticapitalism for Artists was born in 2020, in the early moments of the pandemic, as an urgent response to the various identity-based “reckonings” that were happening across the art industries.

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two mouths on pop art graphic background. ann james and carly weckstein. intimacy choreography in conversation

Intimacy Choreography

Intimacy Choreographers are responsible for the consensual crafting and staging of stories with content of sexual nature, race, disability, religion, or age with appropriate cultural context and competency.

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