Combating Ableism and Centering Disability Justice

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This year marks the 30th anniversary of the passage of the American with Disabilities Act and in July we celebrated Disability Pride Month. As the pandemic continues to have disproportionate impact on people of color and those with disabilities, it is critical that we have ongoing conversations about combating ableism and centering disability justice in this moment and in our movements. We hosted a conversation with organizers and leaders who spoke from their own experiences and laid the groundwork for a path towards liberation that centers those directly impacted. 

Speakers

  • Jen Deerinwater, Crushing Colonialism

  • Elliott Fukui, Fireweed Collective, Mad Queer Organizing Strategies 

  • DJ Kuttin Kandi, Asian Solidarity Collective

  • Leroy Moore, Krip Hop Nation

  • Denarii Moore, Artist, Community Educator & Activist

  • Leang Ngov, The People's Collective for Justice & Liberation

Co-Sponsors

  • 18 Million Rising

  • Asian Pacific American Labor Alliance AFL-CIO

  • Asian Pacific Islander Community Actions

  • Asian Solidarity Collective

  • The Bulosan Center

  • Can’t Stop! Won’t Stop! Consulting

  • People's Collective for Justice & Liberation

 

THIS TOWN HALL WAS ON

Saturday, August, 8, 2020

 

TOWN HALL RECORDING

Captions for the recordings are in progress.

 

TRANSCRIPTS

Download transcripts for this town hall.

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