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1camisha.bsky.social @1camisha.bsky.social · 27/07/2026

Tomorrow (7/28, 8:30pm ET): I'm part of “The Word Works Better with Us: Why Poetry Needs Disabled Voices” with torrin a. greathouse, Liv Mammone, Ekiwah Adler-Belendez & Cavar. Presented by The Poetry Lab, hosted by Sara Beth Brooks. FREE. Sign up at: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regi...

Event flyer for “The Word Works Better with Us: Why Poetry Needs Disabled Voices,” a live Zoom discussion panel on disability poetics presented by The Poetry Lab. The flyer features headshots of Camisha L. Jones, Ekiwah Adler-Beléndez, Liv Mammone, Sara Beth Brooks, Cavar, and Torrin A. Greathouse, arranged in two rows of three. The flyer includes Disability Pride Month branding and a disability pride flag graphic.

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1camisha.bsky.social @1camisha.bsky.social · 05/06/2026

TODAY: Ramp Your Voice Conference starts at 11:30 am EDT. Check out the schedule below! Honored to be a featured poet amid the 2026 line-up! Get the link to tune in by signing up at: bit.ly/RYV2026regis... #RYVConference2026 #RampYourVoiceConf #disability #disabilityawareness #disabilityinclusion

Magenta-filtered monochrome photo of a Black woman smiling is shown as the backdrop for the text announcement: “Ramp Your Voice! Today. Remembrance & Honor: Remembering Who We Are As We Press Forward. Join Us Friday, June 5, 11:30 AM EST. RSVP on Eventbrite”

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1camisha.bsky.social @1camisha.bsky.social · 01/06/2026

THIS FRIDAY: 2026 Ramp Your Voice Conference: Remembrance & Honor: Remembering Who We Are As We Press Forward, 11:30am-6pm ET, on Youtube. Free! #disability #disabilityawareness #blackdisability #crip #poetry #forusbyus

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1camisha.bsky.social @1camisha.bsky.social · 31/05/2026

I'm part of the line up for the 2026 Ramp Your Voice Conference: Remembrance & Honor: Remembering Who We Are As We Press Forward this Friday! Don't miss this powerful convergence of Black disabled voices and perspectives! RSVP today at: bit.ly/RYV2026regis... #RYVConference2026 #RampYourVoiceConf

Magenta-filtered monochrome photo of a Black woman smiling is shown as the backdrop for the text announcement: “Ramp Your Voice! Remembrance & Honor: Remembering Who We Are As We Press Forward. Join Us Friday, June 5, 11:30 AM EST. RSVP on Eventbrite”

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1camisha.bsky.social @1camisha.bsky.social · 30/04/2026

Tonight: Every Place on the Map is Disabled: Poems and Essays Book Launch, 7:30-9 pm ET on Zoom with Meg Day, Constance Merritt, DJ Savarese, Lateef McLoed & Andy Jackson. Hosted by Camisha Jones, Michael Northen, Naomi Ortiz & Travis Chi Wing Lau. ASL, CART & AD. RSVP at: bit.ly/EveryPlaceDi...

Heading text over a tan background reads “Tonight! Virtual Book Launch for Every Place on the Map is Disabled: Poems and Essays with Meg Day, Constance Merritt, DJ Savarese, Lateef McLeod, and Andy Jackson.” This text is beside an image of the cover of the newly released anthology and over individual photos of the featured poets.

Anthology cover description: A beige background at the top and bottom includes text that reads “Every Place on the Map is Disabled: Poems and Essays. Edited by Camisha Jones, Michael Northen, Naomi Ortiz, and Travis Chi Wing Lau.” Between the text boxes is an illustration by Adrean Clark. Centered is a gravelly gray city skyline made up of four flat-topped buildings jutting up from the ground. In the city’s background sits a stylized sun composed of a rust colored semi-circle with a cork-like texture and a darker rust colored border. In the foreground are two lighter gray hands in gentle fists with palm-sides facing down and thumbs touching that are signing the word “perseverance” in ASL towards the city. There are broad light and dark gray lines under the hands resembling multiple pathways.

Featured Poet Image Descriptions

Meg Day: A black and white photograph of a white transmasculine person (Meg Day) with short blonde hair looking off to the left. Day is wearing a black collared shirt and hearing aids.

Constance Merritt: A black woman with freckles wearing a red button-down shirt

DJ Savarese: A young white man with short, wavy, reddish brown hair, a goatee, and dark sunglasses is wearing a charcoal grey, short-sleeved, collared shirt, sitting in front of a cascade of cement stairs.

Lateef McLeod: “I am a black man with a low top fade and a mustache. I sit in a permobile wheelchair and am wearing a black zip up sweater. A white column is behind me. Behind the column is green grass.”

Andy Jackson: A smiling middle-aged white man in a green t-shirt stands in front of a vine covered-wall

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1camisha.bsky.social @1camisha.bsky.social · 30/04/2026

Tomorrow!

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1camisha.bsky.social @1camisha.bsky.social · 23/04/2026

Every Place on the Map is Disabled: Poems and Essays Book Launch, April 30, 7:30-9 pm ET on Zoom with Meg Day, Constance Merritt, DJ Savarese, Lateef McLoed & Andy Jackson. Hosted by Camisha Jones, Michael Northen, Naomi Ortiz & Travis Chi Wing Lau. ASL, CART & AD. RSVP at: bit.ly/EveryPlaceDi...

Heading text over a tan background reads “Virtual Book Launch.” Beside text is an image of the anthology cover. Under the tan heading box is text that relays all the info included in post along with images of the 5 featured poets: Meg Day, Constance Merritt, DJ Savarese, Lateef McLoed, and Andy Jackson.

Anthology cover description: A beige background at the top and bottom includes text that reads “Every Place on the Map is Disabled: Poems and Essays. Edited by Camisha Jones, Michael Northen, Naomi Ortiz, and Travis Chi Wing Lau.” Between the text boxes is an illustration by Adrean Clark. Centered is a gravelly gray city skyline made up of four flat-topped buildings jutting up from the ground. In the city’s background sits a stylized sun composed of a rust colored semi-circle with a cork-like texture and a darker rust colored border. In the foreground are two lighter gray hands in gentle fists with palm-sides facing down and thumbs touching that are signing the word “perseverance” in ASL towards the city. There are broad light and dark gray lines under the hands resembling multiple pathways.

Featured Poet Image Descriptions

Meg Day: A black and white photograph of a white transmasculine person (Meg Day) with short blonde hair looking off to the left. Day is wearing a black collared shirt and hearing aids.

Constance Merritt: A black woman with freckles wearing a red button-down shirt

DJ Savarese: A young white man with short, wavy, reddish brown hair, a goatee, and dark sunglasses is wearing a charcoal grey, short-sleeved, collared shirt, sitting in front of a cascade of cement stairs.

Lateef McLeod: “I am a black man with a low top fade and a mustache. I sit in a permobile wheelchair and am wearing a black zip up sweater. A white column is behind me. Behind the column is green grass.”

Andy Jackson: A smiling middle-aged white man in a green t-shirt stands in front of a vine covered-wall

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