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In CripCreate we were discussing the accessibility of plain language. Thanks to Julie N for suggesting this tool for highlighting the complexity of our language.
In CripCreate we were discussing the accessibility of plain language. Thanks to Julie N for suggesting this tool for highlighting the complexity of our language.
ResourcesArtArt ResidenciesDisability ArtConnect gathered a list of residency programs that are disability-led and/or support and create opportunities for artists and art professionals with disabilities. Calling
Y’all this Basecamp situation is a mess….so here is our messy response. In nutshell we cannot continue to invest our infrastructure in a platform and
The Disability Culture Leadership Initiative (DCLI) includes video conversations and convenings with Deaf and disabled artists in Chicago. The participants are alumni of the 3Arts/Bodies of
June 28 2022. 9-10am PST 12-1pm EST 1 hour. Anticipated 30 participants. Claudia Alick led presentation on disabled justice and accessibility in theater Facilitated by Access
This virtual, multi-sited, participatory exhibition of artworks exploring themes of disability culture and ritual is a project that others should learn from. Calling Up Justice
Dean Spade In the current political moment in the United States, defined by climate crisis, increased border enforcement, attacks on public benefits, expansive carceral control,
How can we use free platforms to brainstorm ways to grapple with dystopia and the ongoing genocide of Black, indigenous, and People of Color in
Join Claudia Alick of Calling Up Justice and Cyree Jarelle Johnson of Sins Invalid in a candid conversation about #DisabilityJustice, #Disabled artistry, and #EnvironmentalJustice.
Based on the captivating novel by Sam Greenlee, “The Spook Who Sat Next to the Door,” directed by Ivan Dixon and released on September 21, 1973, in the USA, offers a gripping narrative centered around Dan Freeman, a former CIA agent.
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