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Streaming tonight on accessibility in community organizing & reportback on today’s Healing from Mass Incarceration workshop!
I will be streaming tonight at 10PM EST on #Younow! ⏰ Report back from this evening’s Healing from Mass #Incarceration #workshop and planning for the event on Sat on #accessibility in community organizing 👉Catch me at ChronicallyAlways! 💌
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Mental health professional Zaineb Abdullah wanted the #MuslimBan protests to be accessible to people who are deaf and hard of hearing
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On Saturday, January 21, 2017, Maria Town, @maria_m_town, tweeted about an experience she had after the Women's March in Washington, DC and posed a question about what access truly means. Here's a small sample of the amazing responses by disabled people with her hashtag.
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On Saturday, January 21, 2017, Maria Town, @maria_m_town, tweeted about an experience she had after the Women's March in Washington, DC and posed a question about what access truly means. Here's a small sample of the amazing responses by disabled people with her hashtag.
On Saturday, January 21, 2017, Maria Town, @maria_m_town, tweeted about an experience she had after the Women's March in Washington, DC and posed a question about what access truly means. Here's a small sample of the amazing responses by disabled people with her hashtag.
#BlackLivesMatter It’s the hash tag heard around the world, where it’s not a mere fad.
I’m certain that there is a plethora of black disabled activists, speaking out on blogs and social networks.
