Adapt Design retweeted
If you're a person w/a disability, either mental or physical, & you're willing to share how watching businesses suddenly provide work accommodations w/little to no issue makes you feel I'd love to speak to you for @TeenVogue. DMs are open or you can email me @ campoad13@gmail.com
Adapt Design retweeted
Replying to @AdaptDsgn
More articles & stories here: wakelet.com/wake/1633ef52-2a…
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Adding @AimiHamraie’s resource to this thread mapping-access.com/blog-1/20…
If classes don’t translate well to online delivery, maybe that means they weren’t all that accessible in the first place 🤔 maybe we can use the #COVID19 closures to examine how fundamentally ableist so much of higher ed is.
Adapt Design retweeted
A good resource from @AimiHamraie: mapping-access.com/blog-1/20…
Love this - thank you for sharing! Especially love the specific prompts that instructors can provide to students because so many instructors don’t have the basic training for best practices in online learning
Tagging our fav disability advocates - Any resources you’d point us to? Navigating the shut down of @umich. @annieelainey @emily_ladau @VilissaThompson @DisVisibility
Alternatively: how do we best support instructors to provide inclusive, equitable, high quality online content with little to no lead time? #coronavirus #umich
Replying to @lr_murphy
Quick guide on digital content accessibility, not related to video content but potentially helpful for increased digital content in the coming months link.medium.com/oHVa5bqmM4
Adapt Design retweeted
Feeling the love for the disability community today and uh...got a little carried away designing my #DisabilityValentines.
Happy Valentine's Day, everyone! 💖
Adapt Design retweeted
Roses are red,
Ableism is bad,
My wheelchair is liberating
And shouldn't make you sad.
#DisabilityValentines
New blog post exploring barriers in health insurance --> What Happens to Insurance When You Quit Your Job link.medium.com/gYgWv82tT0
Adapt Design retweeted
#WhyDisabledPeopleDropOut A thread. As a former faculty member, I have heard several colleagues complain about accommodations as being frivolous. If they are willing to say these things in front of a very visibly disabled colleague, what do they say behind closed doors? 1/







