the yale disability & accessibility symposium keynote talk by jina b. kim was about disabled friendship as a source of care and knowing and healing from apocalypses both personal and political
script: https://docs.google.com/document/d/163uugjCpGJoS3YbR2cGuUmqMtb0epLLfofKvD6DI6pk/edit?tab=t.0
thankful for y'all
Cuerpos Justificados (Justified Bodies):
Our Lives, Our Stories (Nuestras Vidas, Nuestras Historias) talk:
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1_CcjTeeMT8C3_xK5sVByBa9EhS45ndJJn7HOCv05fCc/edit?usp=sharing
Cuerpos Justificados (Justified Bodies): Our Lives, Our Stories (Nuestras Vidas, Nuestras Historias) Joy Young, Genevieve Ramos, Elissa Larkin, and Timotheus “T.J.” Gordon April 7, 2026
"I unlearn this. I un-learn that
not everything I’ve called love is a place I have to call home anymore."
poem by Joy Young, autistic poet
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1E_mi4W1kyt2iR16lBSpe8cgcwJnZTgk34nw9ivbUjis/edit?tab=t.0
There is another shoe. I feel it un-fall from the pit of my stomach. At night I untuck my grief from the warm space between my partner and our dog. I un-call this grief. We un-hang up the phone. Our lack of surprise fades into my father-in-law’s voice as he un-tells us another medical update. ...
"The immigration system is ableist by design. Migration itself is a disabling event.
For immigrants, disability becomes something to hide. To be an immigrant with a disability, to name the experience out loud, to refuse invisibility, this is a critical reimagining towards collective transformation.
Understanding ourselves as outsiders across multiple systems becomes a blueprint for imaging a world built differently. Cultural organize eyes art at this intersection is the archive, evidence, and the vision forward." - Genevieve Ramos
nyx mir
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