A delightful new book shares disability wisdom while introducing readers to disabled leaders like Dr. @Sami Schalk, Alice Wong, Miso Kwak, and Emily Nott. You can order a copy in print or in Braille through clovernookprints.org. Descriptive Transcripts: Haben Girma, a woman with long black hair, dancing hazel eyes, and medium dark skin, sits at a picnic table in a park. A large, spiral-bound book in front of her has a row of six illustrated spoons against a peach-colored background. From left to

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Disability allyship has two crucial pillars: 1. Ask disabled people what we need, and 2. Based on those answers, take action to remove barriers. Actor, director, and comedian @Milana Vayntrub role models disability allyship. @AT&T invited Milana and I to share a stage, sparking a beautiful connection. We filmed this conversation after our electric keynote. Descriptive transcript: Haben and Milana sit together at a circular table. Haben is wearing a black, long-sleeve top and Milana is wearing a

The euphemism Special Needs, after many years of service, has filed for retirement. Nondisabled people receive countless supports, so why should supports for disabled people get treated as something extra? The only difference between accommodations for nondisabled and disabled people is ableism. That’s why the overworked Special Needs decided the time had come to move on. The video is an excerpt from the White House #DisabilityPride Month Convening. Descriptive Transcript: Haben Girma speaks on

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