Movement Memos

Disability Justice Organizers Dream Big and Resist a Culture of Disposability

Feb 23, 2023

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Preparing for a Pandemic

03:23

Disability Justice and the Pandemic

02:21

Is Interdependence a Cure All?

02:05

Introduction

3min

The $12 Million Question - You Got Eight Hours?

6min

Disability Mutual Aid and the Future Is Disabled

6min

Is Interdependence a Cure All?

2min

Interdependence Is Like, You Know, What You Need to Know About Your Disabilities

5min

Preparing for a Pandemic

3min

How Can We Survive This Pandemic?

3min

Disability Justice and the Pandemic

2min

The Futurist Disabled

4min

10.

We Need Disabled Ingenuity to Survive Pandemics

2min

11.

Leah and Stacy Park-Milburn of Beloved Memory

6min

12.

Stacy Tada's Hashtag on Disability Visibility Project

4min

13.

Long COVID - What's the Future of Disability Justice?

4min

14.

Leah's Advice for People Feeling Stuck or Disappointed

1min

15.

How to Normalize Grief and Grief Stewardship

5min

16.

The Future Is Disabled

3min

In this episode of Movement Memos, host Kelly Hayes talks with Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha, author of The Future is Disabled: Prophecies, Love Notes and Mourning Songs about disability justice, interdependence, rejecting human disposability in the COVID era and the practice of grief as stewardship.

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Music: Son Monarcas & David Celeste

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