Tag: disability justice
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February 27, 2017 | Performance & Workshop: Williams College!
FEATURE: Kay Ulanday Barrett Kay Ulanday Barrett is coming to Williams! On March 1st, at 4:30pm, Kay and the Office of Accessible Education will be hosting a panel in Griffin 3 speaking to disability and access at Williams and beyond, the specific ways these experiences and structural histories affect queer/trans people, people of color,…
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[September 4, 2015 | 3 Artists & Cultural Workers You Need to Know About – medium.com]
3 Artists & Cultural Workers of Color You Need to Know About Kay Ulanday Barrett on Reina Gossett, Patricia Berne, & Sonia Guiñansaca This post is part of a Nat. Brut series in which feminist writers, artists, and activists discuss people, publications, or organizations who are working toward inclusivity. Today, poet and educator Kay Ulanday Barrett shares their choices. Click…
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May 5. 2015 | Keynote Performance @ QPOC & USCB
previously performing my keynote this afternoon at @qpocc15 /#qpocc15 for all my queer, transgender, sick & disabled POC fam. The crowd was so loving and kind!!! #wobbleitout #liberationshowsup#disabilityjustice Then you greyandgrey.com viagra no prescription can inflate, when needed. Without BIM, construction professionals in Pisa have been grappling with this very question for just one building over soft viagra…
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April 4, 2015 | Color of Violence 4 (recap again!)
COV4: recap yet again! Enjoy this photo show, or picture show, as my mama would say. Chicago you do this thing that charms me with your midwestern gargantuan food portions, yet breaks my heart overtime. This was a hard trip. I was facing so many transitions: people still remembering me as able-bodied; people uncomfortable with my use of…
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March 25, 2015 | UPENN & Philly (recap)
Sweet and special thanks to the organizers of Penn Non-Cis, Rod and Xeno for their dedication to accessibility and transgender experiences at University of Pennsylvania. It was a lovely stay with y’all talking about critical ways in which campuses can do better, be more caring with their resources, and over all how knowledge regarding disability, chronic…