#AcademicAbleism

Black Disabled Lives Matter

Seeing some brilliant thoughts on microaggressions in academia, so thought I would list some I’ve noticed against disabled scholars #AcademicAbleism (It’s important to say that academia purposely keeps disabled Black

kayle hill ♿️

Brooke has another great thread on #AcademicAbleism. Disabled youth in college simply do not get the same experience as non-disabled students. 1/4https://twitter.com/brookevitti/status/1280262919951806464 I got involved in my lawsuit in my

Jess (she/her/hers)

Yes! As someone with NVLD (which overlaps with autism), this is a huge root of #AcademicAbleism. Only other ND folk recognize it’s not knowing the answer, but that I need

The further away I get from education, the more I realise how much my experience was informed by #AcademicAbleism. Here's a thread on #WhyDisabledPeopleDropOut My encounters with #AcademicAbleism began early.

Zara (on hiatus)

And here is me on Saturday, tweeting at @UKRI_News about their and the whole infrastructure’s failure to provide specific provision for disabled and chronically ill PhD candidateshttps://twitter.com/zaranosaur/status/1248619969614458882 How hard it

Nicole Lee Schroeder, PhD

Profiting off of Disabled Experiences (A Thread)If you are in #DisabilityStudies and you identify as able bodied I really hope you take a hard look at why you're in this

Disabled Empowerment In Higher Ed Month #DEHEM

The disability community has many common terms/words that may not mean anything to newly disabled folx or allies. We've put together a list of some of these terms/equipment that people

NaturalistBerni

This #DisabilityPrideMonth, I'll be sharing actionable tips for how you (yes, you!) can make STEM learning & workspaces more inclusive to those of us who are #DisabledInSTEM.#AltText will be available