Author: Claudia Alick

CripTEKnoscience — TEK, Crip Technoscience, and Afrofuturism in the Practice of Claudia Alick Crip technoscience is a field of study that understands disabled people as

Early Words Liberation Meditation is Claudia Alick’s daily practice of journaling, reflection, and collective political education. Each morning begins on EarlyWords.io, a community-built journaling platform,

Calling Up Justice grows networks of people power like an ecosystem — rooted, resilient, interdependent, and alive. We are like salmon in a redwood forest,

Introduction Crip Create is a weekly online co-working and socializing space centered on Disability Justice, created by and for Disabled people. It meets consistently on

Fifteen Years of Growing the Commons with HowlRound Calling Up Justice is proud to have supported HowlRound Theatre Commons for many years. HowlRound has consistently

Digital Placemaking, Placekeeping, and the Work of Belonging Calling Up Justice as a Hybrid Practice Creative placemaking is often described as the process of shaping

Accessible Sports in Society: A New Initiative Supporting Black & Indigenous Disabled Youth A collaboration with Soul Touchin Experiences, SIGA, AWN, and many more —

Cripping with Slow AI: Reflections on My Work as Intersectional Design Specialist with the CripTech AI Lab When I joined the CripTech AI Lab as

Featured Guest Artists & Justice Partners Spotlighting Disability Justice, Black & Brown Futures, Trans Brilliance & Community-Rooted Arts EVENT REPORT: “Money Please 2025”A 24-Hour Giving