iiinova — where your digital self keeps evolving

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Casey Doherty @caseydoherty.bsky.social · 30/09/2026

Enjoying an evening of poetry in community, in support of @lydiaxzbrown.com! If you live in MD District 7A or don’t but you care about disability justice, interdependence, economic stability for everyone, and more, check out Ly Xīnzhèn's campaign: brownformaryland.com

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Ly Xīnzhèn Brown for State Delegate – I'm running to represent District 7A because we deserve better.

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Disability Culture Lab @disabilitylab.bsky.social · 24/09/2026

Here’s more about the big picture of disability in The United States: Check out the North Star Visioning memo at the link in our bio: tinyurl.com/DisCoNSV.

Text reads, “The Big Picture. Disabled joy and community are revolutionary, and essential, in the face of rising attempts to institutionalize and eliminate us. Tinyurl.com/DisCoNSV.”

Image Description: The graphic is dark teal with yellow text and yellow triangular shapes. In the bottom right corner, there is the page number, 5.

Text reads, “The Big Picture. From polluting data centers intentionally placed in Black communities to unmitigated COVID-19 transmission to the inhumane conditions of immigration detention, media outlets often miss the full story — disability doesn’t end when the cameras are turned off. Tinyurl.com/DisCoNSV.”

Image Description: The graphic is dark teal with yellow text and yellow triangular shapes. In the bottom right corner, there is the page number, 6.

Text reads, “The Big Picture. From transphobia and racism to colonialism and capitalism, every form of oppression is disabling. Whether via state violence or the cumulative effects of discrimination, and whether delivered via interpersonal violence, corporate neglect, or forced poverty, disability is the result of every oppression story. Tinyurl.com/DisCoNSV.”

Image Description: The graphic is dark teal with yellow text and yellow triangular shapes. In the bottom right corner, there is the page number, 7.

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Disability Culture Lab @disabilitylab.bsky.social · 24/09/2026

Today, to ground the Disability Community + Movement North Star Memo, we’re exploring the big picture of disability in the United States. To truly fight for liberation, we must include disabled people in every movement. Check out the North Star Visioning memo: tinyurl.com/DisCoNSV.

Alt Text: Text reads, “Disability Community + Movement North Star Memo. The Big Picture. Tinyurl.com/DisCoNSV.”

Image Description: The graphic is dark teal with yellow text and yellow triangular shapes. In the bottom right corner, there is the page number, 1.

Text reads, “The Big Picture. There is no winning on any social justice issues without disabled people at the table, and there is no true liberation without liberation for all. Tinyurl.com/DisCoNSV.”

The graphic is dark teal with yellow text and yellow triangular shapes. In the bottom right corner, there is the page number, 2.

The graphic is dark teal with yellow text and yellow triangular shapes. In the bottom right corner, there is the page number, 1.

Text reads, “The Big Picture. Every social justice issue is a disability issue – both because we exist in every community and because every form of oppression is disabling. Tinyurl.com/DisCoNSV.”

The graphic is dark teal with yellow text and yellow triangular shapes. In the bottom right corner, there is the page number, 3.

Text reads, “The Big Picture. Disabled people always have, and always will, exist in every community. Anyone can become disabled at any time. Tinyurl.com/DisCoNSV.”

Image Description: The graphic is dark teal with yellow text and yellow triangular shapes. In the bottom right corner, there is the page number, 4.

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Disability Culture Lab @disabilitylab.bsky.social · 23/09/2026

As we launch the Disability Community + Movement North Star Memo, Meier Galblum Haigh, our Executive Director, and Kenrya Rankin, our Managing Director, reflect on the north star process and what they learned from it for Nonprofit Quarterly @npquarterly.bsky.social. linktr.ee/DisabilityCu....

Text reads, “‘We need more than resistance to thrive. To build a better, more accessible and liberatory future in the next 250 years, we need a true north star vision to follow for what justice looks like for disabled people in the United States. In a country where disabled liberation didn’t exist for its first 250 years, we seek to build something new, and we know we cannot do it alone.’ ‘We Convened Disabled Folks to Envision a Radically Inclusive Future. Here’s What We Learned.’ For Nonprofit Quarterly. Meier Galblum Haigh (they/them), Executive Director of Disability Culture Lab. Kenrya Rankin (she/her), Managing Director of Disability Culture Lab. Linktr.ee/DisabilityCultureLab”

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Disability Culture Lab @disabilitylab.bsky.social · 23/09/2026

Here’s our continued introduction to the Disability Community + Movement North Star Memo. You can read the full memo at here: tinyurl.com/DisCoNSV.

Text reads, “Introduction. The goal was to land on a shared collective vision of what winning looks like for the disability community that we can all organize, create, and build around together. Tinyurl.com/DisCoNSV.” The graphic is off-white with text in dark teal, and yellow and teal shapes next to the page number, 6.

Text reads, “Introduction. Nominations for participation in this process came from grassroots disability justice groups, artists, funders, organizers, and the Disability Culture Lab community. Our group does not, and cannot, represent the entirety of the disability experience in the United States, though we have done our best in leadership, visioning, and editing to ensure representation from across as many parts of our community as possible. Tinyurl.com/DisCoNSV.” The graphic is off-white with text in dark teal, and yellow and teal shapes next to the page number, 7.

Text reads, “Introduction. No AI was used in the creation of this document; it was visioned, created, and edited by humans in our community. There is also a Plain Language version of this memo that was created the same way. Content warning: this document contains discussions of eugenics, ableism, white supremacy, racism, and violence. Tinyurl.com/DisCoNSV." The graphic is off-white with text in dark teal, and yellow and teal shapes next to the page number, 8.

Text reads, “Introduction. This project was co-led by Kenrya Rankin and Meier Galblum Haigh of Disability Culture Lab. Wren Brooks, Sky Cubacub, Marissa Ditkowsky, Dennis Tran, Kay Ulanday Barrett, and Jasmine Williams-Jacobs served as Community Editors. This North Star Visioning was made possible by the support of the Ford Foundation’s Creativity and Freedom of Expression team. Tinyurl.com/DisCoNSV.” The graphic is off-white with text in dark teal, and yellow and teal shapes next to the page number, 9.

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Disability Culture Lab @disabilitylab.bsky.social · 23/09/2026

We are so excited to share the Disability Community + Movement North Star Memo! Disability Culture Lab convened nearly 50 members of the disability community to dream about our collective liberation and the steps we need to take to get there. You can read the full memo at here: tinyurl.com/DisCoNSV.

Text reads, “Introduction. We are in the midst of many overlapping crises right now, as we respond to urgent threats that disable, disappear, and kill our loved ones and neighbors every day. We must block and resist those threats, but we need more than resistance to thrive. Tinyurl.com/DisCoNSV.” The graphic is off-white with text in dark teal, and yellow and teal shapes next to the page number, 2.

Text reads, “Introduction. To build a better future, we need a true north star vision for what justice looks like for disabled people in the so-called United States (as well as territories and Indigenous Nations occupied by the United States — all hereafter referred to together in abbreviation as the “U.S.”) — something to fight for, not just against. Tinyurl.com/DisCoNSV.” The graphic is off-white with text in dark teal, and yellow and teal shapes next to the page number, 3.

Text reads, “Introduction. This is about more than policy: it’s about every facet of our lives. In a country that values some people over others, and where disabled liberation has never existed, we seek to build something new. Tinyurl.com/DisCoNSV.” The graphic is off-white with text in dark teal, and yellow and teal shapes next to the page number, 4.

Text reads, “Introduction. So Disability Culture Lab convened nearly 50 disabled advocates, creatives, organizers, cultural workers, academics, policy makers, and researchers from a range of backgrounds, communities, movements, areas of practice, and identities from across the United States to collectively envision a liberatory future. Tinyurl.com/DisCoNSV.” The graphic is off-white with text in dark teal, and yellow and teal shapes next to the page number, 5.

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Disability Culture Lab @disabilitylab.bsky.social · 15/09/2026

We will soon launch the Disability Community + Movement North Star Memo, the result of a year of collaborative, cross-disability visioning on liberation! Interested in learning more? Join our community briefing on September 25 from 12 to 1:30 p.m. ET via Zoom. Register: tinyurl.com/DisCoBriefing.

Text reads, “Community Briefing: Disability Community + Movement North Star Memo. Who: Disability Culture Lab + the Disability Community. What: Briefing on our collaborative vision for disabled liberation. When: September 25, 2026, 12 – 1:30 p.m. ET. Where: Zoom; tinyurl.com/DiscoBriefing. Disability Culture Lab.”

The graphic is dark teal with a transparent image of several disabled people in the background. The text is white and yellow, and there are yellow triangular shapes in the top right corner and pink octagonal shapes in the bottom left.

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Disability Culture Lab @disabilitylab.bsky.social · 26/06/2026

Calling all proud Disabled, Queer performers in the Washington, D.C. area. Drag performers, burlesque artists, singers, dancers, musicians, poets, clowns, puppeteers, magicians—Disability Culture Cabaret is the (accessible) stage for you! Please apply by July 6 using the link in comments.

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Disability Culture Cabaret 2026. Are you a disabled + queer performance artist in the DMV? Apply by July 6 to help us celebrate disabled + queer joy and brilliance! July 31 at Sycamore + Oak, Washington,
D.C. 18+ Event. Apply by July 6. tinyurl.com/
CabaretArtistApplication. The graphic is black. At the center is a black and white picture of performer Madeleine Madison McFierceson, one hand above her head, the other behind her Black. She is black and wearing a light-colored dress and an emotion-filled expression.

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Disability Culture Lab @disabilitylab.bsky.social · 26/06/2026

We're hard at work planning this year's Disability Culture Cabaret in Washington D.C. and we can't do it without YOU! We want to meet you at Sycamore + Oak in Washington D.C. on 7/31/26 for a celebration of Disabled + Queer pride. Add Disability Culture Cabaret to your calendar now!

ALT TEXT: Graphic reads: Disability Culture Lab Presents... Disability Culture Cabaret 2026. Save the Date. July 31 at Sycamore and Oak, Washington, D.C. 18+ Event. The graphic is black with purple-and orange-gloved hands. "Cabaret" is in rainbow text, "July 31" is orange.
There are little white starbursts too.

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🏳️‍⚧️ Farronox is Dying | See Pinned $2168/$10k | ❤️🧡💛💚 @farronox.bsky.social · 22/06/2026

I don't know who needs to hear this: Poor people are allowed to fundraise not only for survival, but for leisure, and especially for the things they need to Improve Their Lives and escape crisis. "If it keeps you from Killing Yourself, its a necessity" includes little treats and expensive goods.

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nai 🦋 @astoldbynai.blacksky.app · 05/06/2026

I love me so bad.

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Disability Culture Lab @disabilitylab.bsky.social · 02/06/2026

Happy Pride! Dropping in with a reminder that Disabled Queer Joy is revolutionary resistance. What does your joy practice look like for Pride season?

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Disability Culture Lab @disabilitylab.bsky.social · 02/06/2026

We're two, thank you! As the Disability Culture Lab celebrates our second anniversary, we have a gift for you: Our Disabled Joy Playlist, curated for maximum party vibes as we enter the season of pride. Thank you for being in community with us this year — we look forward to another year with you.

Text reads: "Let's celebrate!
Disabled Joy Playlist, Disability
Culture Lab." The square image is blue, with many blue circles in the background. It looks like the screen of a music player, with play, rewind, fast forward, shuffle, and replay icons, and a progress tracker. The main image features a person smiling while wearing headphones, the image washed in pink and purple tones.
There are neon yellow triangle and semi-circle shapes on opposite sides of the image, plus a link:
tinyurl.com/DisabledJoyPlaylist26

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Casey Doherty @caseydoherty.bsky.social · 15/05/2026

I had a great time with my DisCo friends at @lydiaxzbrown.com campaign fundraiser last week! If you live in MD District 7A or don’t but you care about disability justice, interdependence, economic stability for everyone, and more, check out Ly Xīnzhèn's campaign website: brownformaryland.com

Kenrya, Casey, and Meier pose together and smile. Behind them is a vining tree, a brick wall, and a darkening cloudy sky.

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velveetasneeze.bsky.social @velveetasneeze.bsky.social · 05/05/2026

Just hours before the 2026 #MetGala, hundreds gathered in the Meatpacking District to watch people walk down a different red carpet in custom couture. The "Ball Without Billionaires" - a runway show co-hosted by fashion stylist Gabriella Karefa-Johnson and 'Abbott Elementary' actress Lisa Ann Walter

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Raider @iwillnotbesilenced.bsky.social · 04/05/2026

Mary, a 72-year-old Amazon worker from North Carolina has a message for tonight's Met Gala chair Jeff Bezos

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Disability Culture Lab @disabilitylab.bsky.social · 16/04/2026

Transit is about more than just buses and trains — it’s about how we access work, school, community, and joy. Meier Galblum Haigh @mghaigh.bsky.social and Kenrya Rankin @kenrya.bsky.social in Next City argue free transit isn’t enough — we need accessible transit too. tinyurl.com/PublicTransitOpEd

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Disability Culture Lab @disabilitylab.bsky.social · 09/04/2026

We’re so excited to share that DCL's Kenrya Rankin @kenrya.bsky.social is part of the Proteus Fund Solidarity Collaborative’s 2025 cohort! It includes nine leaders from many social justice movements to facilitate cross-movement solidarity. Read more here: tinyurl.com/SolidarityCollabCohort.

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Disability Culture Lab @disabilitylab.bsky.social · 24/03/2026

Meier Galblum Haigh @mghaigh.bsky.social and Kenrya Rankin @kenrya.bsky.social “unpack the realities of AI, from access tools to authorship, labor, and institutional policy" on a new podcast episode from Grantmakers in the Arts. Listen now & read the transcript at linktr.ee/DisabilityCultureLab.

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Chico Escuela @blaqdocdown.bsky.social · 12/03/2026

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Kay Coghill, PhD. @drkalyncoghill.blacksky.team · 08/03/2026

My course, Misogynoir in Digital Spaces, starts on Monday (tomorrow). I am gifting 4 Blacksky community members free entry into the course. If you are interested, send me a DM. My DM's will be open until 5 pm. Here is info about the course: www.hoodratscholarship.com/offerings-me...

hoodratscholarship.com

Put You On Game: Misogynoir in Digital Spaces — Hoodrat Scholarship

"Misogynoir in Digital Spaces" delves into the critical examination of the unique challenges faced by Black women in the digital realm due to the intersection of misogyny and anti-Black racism, known ...

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MARQ📚📺🍋‍🟩♒️ @marquetta.bsky.social · 02/02/2026

They need to change the name of that damn award.

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Disability Culture Lab @disabilitylab.bsky.social · 08/12/2025

Announcing our new Cross-Movement Disabled Leaders and Organizers Bluesky Starter Pack! With just one click, you can follow the whole collection of leaders, organizers, and organizations listed. Share this far and wide! Have anyone to recommend? List them in the comments! go.bsky.app/7vLJSBW

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Mia Ives-Rublee @seemiaroll.bsky.social · 08/12/2025

This holiday season, make a statement with some great @disabilitylab.bsky.social merch. #chingalamigra

Photo of me coming off an elevator in a black sweatshirt that says "chinga la migra"

Photo of me leaning against a threshold in a black sweatshirt that says "chinga la migra"

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Noor @snoringdoggo.bsky.social · 03/12/2025

Grateful today for the freedoms I have from my disabled ancestors' activism. My right to exist - at home, work, and school - is their legacy. Disabled lives are worth living. Disabled lives are worth protecting. The work continues. Thanks to @disabilitylab.bsky.social for the sweatshirt!

The phrase "Lives worth living" in teal vinyl on the shroud on top of Noor's powerchair wheel

Noor wearing a sweatshirt that says "Disability Justice Is" followed by various social justice topics. It is white text on a black background. Image is a close up, with nature in the background.

Further out shot of Noor in the same outfit in his power chair, laughing and leaning forward.

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Disability Culture Lab @disabilitylab.bsky.social · 06/11/2025

Our Fall 2025 Merch Drop, Fashion Against Fascism Part II: Disability Justice = Abolish ICE, is here! As ICE targets our communities, this merch line reminds us that disability justice and the fight to abolish ICE are rooted in collective care, liberation, & resistance. Shop.DisabilityCultureLab.org

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Disability Culture Lab @disabilitylab.bsky.social · 29/10/2025

For Disabled Women’s Equal Pay Day, our Managing Director, Kenrya Rankin (she/her) @kenrya.bsky.social, speaks to the disabling conditions that Black disabled women face due to capitalism and the current administration. Read the press release and the resolution at tinyurl.com/DWEPD25PressRelease

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Disability Culture Lab @disabilitylab.bsky.social · 19/09/2025

📣 Call for the DisCo: we're making a Bluesky starter pack of disability justice orgs to follow! Have some recommendations? Tag their accounts in the comments and send this post to your friends! #disability #accessibility

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Disability Culture Lab @disabilitylab.bsky.social · 11/07/2025

You’ve seen the designs, now meet the creative mind behind them! Jen D. Rafanan has officially joined Team DCL as Senior Creative Advisor, where she will support design work across all our programs and fee-for-service work. Learn more about Jen at jdr-creative.com.

Text reads: Welcome, Jen D. Rafanan, Senior Creative Advisor for Disability Culture Lab.

Image shows a light-skinned woman with dark hair, pink lipstick, and a twinkle in her eye.

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Gail Fuller @gailfuller.bsky.social · 30/06/2025

As a vibrant blue spot in a red state, I invite you—especially my fellow Floridians—to join me in openly advocating for trans disabled youth! Rocking my "Protect Trans Disabled Youth" tank top, designed by the talented Jen D Rafanan for @disabilitylab.bsky.social. As an ally, I cannot stay silent.

Photo within a Photo: I am standing next to the white blossoms of my crepe myrtle tree, wearing sunglasses and a black tank top that reads "Protect Trans Disabled Youth." In the smaller photo, I am wearing the same tank double and standing with my favorite farmer's market vendor and my sister, all of us smiling and wearing sunglasses.

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Disability Culture Lab @disabilitylab.bsky.social · 01/07/2025

Are you a proud disabled and queer performance artist in the Washington, D.C. area? Apply by July 11 to help us celebrate disabled and queer joy and brilliance!

Text reads:
Disability Culture Lab presents: Disability Culture Cabaret: Pride Edition. July 30, 2025 at MetroBar.

Are you a disabled and queer
performance artist in the DMV?

Apply by July 11 to help us celebrate disabled and queer
joy and brilliance!

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Background is a gradient in the colors of the Disability Pride Flag (red, yellow, blue, green and gray). There are also three dancing figures in various combinations of brown, pink, orange, and black.

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Kenrya Rankin (she/her) @kenrya.bsky.social · 23/05/2025

So excited to share a bit of disabled joy with this collection, 'cause we all need it right about now. ✨♥️🫂 #DisabilitySky

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People's CDC @peoplescdc.org · 20/05/2025

Our access to COVID vaccines is under attack. It’s more important than ever to make our voices heard by making public comment to the FDA by May 23 at 11:59 PM EST. Use our template available on our substack at peoplescdc.substack.com/p/vaccine-ac...

Red background with white text on read reads: "tell your friends. our access to vaccines is under attack."
below:
"Submit a public comment to the FDA by May 23:
We all need access to updated COVID boosters "
"Our template makes it easy
(link in bio). Comment at
tinyurl.com/FDAVaccineMeeting"

Yellow People's CDC in lower right corner.

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ændra. @aendra.com · 22/04/2025

I am begging anyone with the ability to commission articles in my industry: let trans people write about what is happening to us right now.

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Kenrya Rankin (she/her) @kenrya.bsky.social · 07/04/2025

Come work with my amazing team at Disability Culture Lab! www.disabilityculturelab.org/jobs

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Disability Culture Lab @disabilitylab.bsky.social · 14/03/2025

All together, now! @mghaigh.bsky.social and @kenrya.bsky.social dropped by Woolly Mammoth Theater to chat with patrons about about Disability Culture Lab's work and vision for disabled futures. Fun times!

White nonbinary trans masc human sits in an orange chair, wearing a black sweatshirt that reads "Disabled Joy Is Revolutionary" in purple ink, in front of a sign that says, "Todays Herd Happy Hour will feature Disability Culture Lab." Black woman with faux locs and a gray and black sweater sits beside them.

Black woman with faux locs wears gray and black sweater and sits in an orange chair and a sign that says, "Today’s Herd Happy Hour will feature Disability Culture Lab."

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Autistic Self Advocacy Network (ASAN) @autisticadvocacy.org · 05/03/2025

People with disabilities need and deserve access to abortion to exercise full autonomy over our own bodies and lives on our terms. Check out our paper on disability and abortion access created with the National Partnership for Women & Families:

nationalpartnership.org

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Autistic Self Advocacy Network (ASAN) @autisticadvocacy.org · 06/03/2025

It's our job to make sure our community gets accessible, up-to-date info on important issues, and funding for our rapid response comes from our grassroots — people like you. Join us: autisticadvocacy.org/join

autisticadvocacy.org

Become an ASAN member!

We’re proud to announce the release of our new and improved membership options! These monthly membership plans come with special perks, along with a membership-exclusive supplement to the ASAN…

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Autistic Self Advocacy Network (ASAN) @autisticadvocacy.org · 06/03/2025

Self-advocacy means taking control of our own lives. We want to make sure that autistic people are included in all conversations about autism, whether those conversations are about our own lives or about autistic people as a whole in our society.

autisticadvocacy.org

What We Believe - Autistic Self Advocacy Network

Our Motto: What is “Nothing About Us Without Us”?“Nothing About Us Without Us” means that autistic people need to be involved whenever autism is discussed. When non-autistic people make decisions…

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Meier Galblum Haigh @mghaigh.bsky.social · 21/02/2025

Trans liberation and disability justice are one fight. No body or mind left behind.

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Disability Culture Lab @disabilitylab.bsky.social · 05/03/2025

That man in the White House is saying NO MASKS. But masks are our lifeline, our community care, our frontline against fascism. Would you want a DCL shirt with any of these messages? 1️⃣ Resist Fascism, Wear a Mask 2️⃣ Mask If You Hate Fascists 3️⃣ Masks Are Community Care 📊 Show results

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Disability Culture Lab @disabilitylab.bsky.social · 21/02/2025

Trans liberation and disability justice are one fight.

Image features torn paper strips in the colors of the Trans and Disability Pride Flags (blue, white, pink, green, yellow, red, and dark gray. A transparent black square sits over the colorful background.

Light blue text reads: “Trans liberation and disability justice are one fight. We work as one community to protect our rights and freedom, including our civil rights under Section 504. We refuse to leave transgender and gender nonconforming people behind or treat their civil rights as a bargaining chip. And we reject anyone who believes justice can be achieved for disabled people at the expense of trans people.”

There are also logos for American Association of People with Disabilities, Disability Culture Lab, National Disabled Legal Professionals Association, and New Disabled South.

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Dana Stevens @thehighsign.bsky.social · 08/02/2025

If you're screaming at a hospital about teen trans care, keep screaming.

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Assigned Media @assignedmedia.org · 04/02/2025

A/P [Feb 1] -- After a NYT report that NYU's gender clinic had begun cancelling appoints, NY Atty Genl Letitia James warned hospitals they would be violating state law by stopping GAC. The move sets up a collision between threats to cut federal funding and states. [by @rikiwilchins.bsky.social‬]

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New York attorney general tells hospitals to continue transgender care after Trump’s executive order

New York Attorney General Letitia James is telling hospitals that they would be violating state law if they stop offering gender-affirming care for people under age 19 in response to an executive orde...

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