CripCreate, A weekly online co-working space by and for all Deaf and Disabled people.
This is a Disability Justice-centered co-working space for all Disabled (sick, Disabled, Mad/mentally ill, Deaf, Hard of Hearing, low vision/blind, neurodiverse, or otherwise chronically ill) people.
Masks for Crips was a mutual aid project that centered the Chicago disability community. Alison Kopit and Chun-shan (Sandie) Yi began the project at the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, and it ran from March 2020 through July 2020.
Visual description is a verbal description of visual elements in a piece of media, such as a movie, television show, or artwork, that is provided for the benefit of people who are blind or have low vision. The purpose of visual description is to allow people with visual impairments to understand and appreciate the visual aspects of the media, as they would not be able to see them otherwise.
oin our Decentralized content house as a publisher! Primary duties are posting updates and invitations to the website, blogspace, social media channels, and email lists. Ideate on strategies to combat racist algorhymic suppression and organizing across different platforms. Create accessible communications that connect the people, the artists, and movements. As Toni Cade Bambara said “The role of the artist is to make the revolution irresistible”. Join us in making decolonization, anti-racism, disabled justice and liberatory practice irresistible!
“If you have come to help me you are wasting your time, but if you have come because your liberation is bound up with mine
March 16, 2020 Reflections on my speaking at Artists In a Time of Global Pandemic via Howlround: For US-Based Freelance Artists and Cultural Workers in
Calling Up Justice produces events that take place across space and time. Asynchronous digital event planning has become an increasingly popular method for organizations to engage with their audience and stakeholders, especially in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. We produce them to be in alignment with our accessible values and crip time. Asynchronous digital events refer to events that are pre-recorded or pre-produced and can be accessed at any time by the attendees, unlike live events that require attendees to be present at a specific time.
Calling Up Justice and One Free Community produced another awesome Accessible Virtual Pride August 31 and Sept 1. We gathered to celebrate LGBTQAI2S+ and Disabled
Access riders are documents that detail information about an individual’s access requirements. They can stop endless conversations about access by offering a considered and detailed list of what might be needed when, to enable employers, colleagues, and others to simply know how best to support someone without assumptions and guesswork. These articles introduce what an access rider is, where and how it can be used and what you might want to include in yours.
Intersectionality
Disabled Justice
Ableism
Cross Movement Solidarity
CULTURE
Supremacy Culture.
Racial Solidarity Terms
White Culture
Commitment To Cross-Disability Solidarity
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