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Reflect
Reflect
Take time to synthesize your learning journey and create concrete commitments for continuing this work. Consider:
What concepts from disability justice most transformed your thinking?
How will you apply disability justice principles in your life, work, and community?
What resources will you continue exploring?
How will you support disabled-led movements and organizations?
What relationships and accountabilities will you build?
CONTINUING YOUR LEARNING JOURNEY
CONTINUING YOUR LEARNING JOURNEY
Essential Organizations to Support
Sins Invalid - Disability justice performance and organizingProject LETS - Liberatory mental health advocacyAutistic Self Advocacy Network - Neurodiversity advocacyDisability Visibility Project - Media and culture creationEssential Organizations to Support
Key Texts for Deeper Study
Care Work: Dreaming Disability Justice - Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha Crip Theory -Robert McRuer Brilliant Imperfection - Eli Clare Academic Ableism - Jay DolmageKey Texts for Deeper Study
Community Connections
Community Connections
- Search for local disability justice organizations and mutual aid networks
- Join online communities using hashtags like #DisabledAndHere and #CripTheVote
- Attend Sins Invalid performances and disability justice events
- Support disabled-led artistic and cultural projects
This curriculum is a living document. Take what serves you, add what's missing, share what helps others. Disability justice is not a destination but a practice - one that asks us to show up for each other with care, authenticity, and commitment to collective liberation. You don't need permission to continue studying liberation. You are your own best teacher
With love and solidarity,Isaac A. Sanders (they/them)@alltimeisaac - instagram@alltimeisaac1 - TikTokisaacsandersconsulting.com
With love and solidarity,Isaac A. Sanders (they/them)@alltimeisaac - instagram@alltimeisaac1 - TikTokisaacsandersconsulting.com
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