Conversation with SINS INVALID about the disability justice framework, Patty Berne and Stacey Milbern discuss the need for a politicized understanding of ableism within a context of racism, classism, colonialism, and heteropatriarchy.
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Statera Arts is working with women* , non-binary people and marginalized populations across Arts and Activism. This website has a huge amount of resources specifically looking at disability and disability Justice. As well as Trans rights and healthcare etc.
This is a short article written by someone in the queer community, discussing the representation in porn and erotica, sparking public discussions about sex and sexuality for those of all abilities.
“Yes, we fuck ” is a documentary about sexuality and disability.
SURJ seeks to build a movement that is informed by anti-ableism, access and Disability Justice. This website is as an introduction to Disability Justice politics, practice and access, seeking to deepen our political analysis and re-imagine our cultural values within white racial justice organizing. The website is full of different resources.
Fat Liberation is a video discussion by Crip Bits of SINS INVALID. This video is with Bianca Laureano, Caleb Luna, and Patty Berne where they are talking about fat liberation and the crossover between disability identity and fat identity
SURJ seeks to build a movement that is informed by anti-ableism, access and Disability Justice. This website is as an introduction to Disability Justice politics, practice and access, seeking to deepen our political analysis and re-imagine our cultural values within white racial justice organizing. The webite is full of different resources.
An independent, queer, Black woman run digital media and education organization promoting radical self love as the foundation for a more just, equitable and compassionate world.
Video discussion by Crip Bits, of SINS INVALID: Titled FAT LIBERATION!!!! This video is with Bianca Laureano, Caleb Luna, and Patty Berne where they are talking about fat liberation and the crossover between disability identity and fat identity
(Includes transcript of the podcast)
Staci K. Haines, the founder of “Generative Somatics,” has integrated her extensive experience in both transforming individual and social trauma and in grassroots movements into uniquely powerful work that has proven to be incredibly helpful to a wide range of social justice activists, many of whom have been deeply hurt by oppression or violence. In this panel, leaders from a range of cutting-edge groups, including Prentis Hemphill of Black Organizing for Leadership and Dignity (BOLD), and Raquel Lavina from the National Domestic Workers Alliance, share how they have been able to successfully integrate embodied transformation into their social change work.