Claudia Alick, Author at Calling Up Justice!

LA Fires Resources

Calling Up Justice has been supporting on going accessibility and support measures with and for our disabled community during this LA Fires crisis. Our relationship

Calling Up Access with the Deaf

Calling Up Justice defines calling up culture as being willing to acknowledge where harm or barrier exists and addressing them. Call down culture responds to

Ghostlight Project 2025

Thank you all for coming together for this inspiring kick-off event. This was a call to action to celebrate and collaborate with your local arts,

Followers Forever

Make an account on Followers Forever and make sure your Followers can Find you where ever you are! read articles on disintermediation, enshittification, data rights,

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Crip Create 2024 Annual Report

Introduction Crip Create is a weekly online co-working and socializing space centered on Disability Justice for all Disabled individuals. It meets every Wednesday from 1:00-3:00

What is the Fediverse

Is the future federated? The fediverse is a new social protocol for everyone. A diverse community of interconnected social platforms powered by ActivityPub. The Fediverse

Outside Platform Library

At Calling Up Justice we value connectivity and our ability to communicate. In a world in increasing pandemic and further disability we must find ways

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The Heirloom Initiative Preserving Justice Practices for Future Generations

The Heirloom Initiative: Preserving Justice Practices for Future Generations In a rapidly evolving world, justice practices are more critical than ever in fostering equity, inclusion,

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The Opposite of Digital Violence is Digital Compersion

The internet has the potential to be an extraordinary space for connection, growth, and creativity. Yet, for many users, particularly those from marginalized communities, digital

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Sick Woman Theory

The Sick Woman Theory, developed by Johanna Hedva, is a framework that challenges the traditional notions of activism and societal value. It argues that the

Author: Claudia Alick