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Since its inception, disability justice movements have been clear about Palestinian liberation as a disability justice issue, pointing to the interconnections between disablement and ableism, racism, and settler-colonial tactics (for example, check Sins Invalid's 2014 video [in our Instagram bio]).). It’s also lifted up a politic of radical love that centers self-determination and cross-movement solidarity.

This event brings together three Chicago-area disabled activists to share how they have negotiated putting disability justice into practice through their response to the ongoing genocide: a writer and media critic, a fashion designer, and a scholar/spoken word poet. Join us!

IDs: Both graphics have a light gray keffiyeh pattern with red poppies along the bottom, with a Disability Cultural Center and Arab American Cultural Center logo at the top.

ID 1: Bold black text says "Disability Justice in Practice: Responding to Palestine, Tues, Oct. 8, 4:00-5:30pm, On Zoom, https://go.uic.edu/DJinPractice"

ID 2: icons for ASL and captions with "Access info: CART and ASL will be provided. Contact [email protected] with any other access requests!" and a blurb (transcribed above).