Author: Claudia Alick

My time at Calling Up Justice has been a push of much needed growth for me. It has encouragedme to go after my goals and

Our Calling Up Justice interns, Claudia and Jesenia, had the opportunity to visit Jay’s Hub Aug 15 2026, a community space connected to Disability Justice

The Afro-Diasporic Ocean Festival is a multidisciplinary, day-long, free cultural event that uplifts the sacred relationship between people of the African diaspora, Indigenous communities, and

This is an access forward non-fundamentalist framing for our engagement with artificial intelligence. We are resisting access-washing. Many accessibility technologies have used machine learning for

Fridays at Noon Pacific What would social media look like if users—not platforms—were in control? Join Claudia Alick and Damian Burke every Friday at noon

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

Calling Up Justice had a wonderful time celebrating SF Disability Pride and the anniversary of the SF Disability Cultural Center July 19 2026! We invited

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