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Thank you to everyone who has followed and supported Judy throughout her lifetime of advocacy. May her memory be for a blessing.
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Managing your mental health during the winter season can be challenging for many. Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) often arises, causing many, including disabled people, to experience depression. Here’s how you can cope with the “winter blues:” buff.ly/3ZAVivO
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Couldn’t be prouder of my friend @iamwesmoore on being sworn in as Maryland’s Governor today! It was an honor to witness & I know Wes will work tirelessly for Maryland and to leave no one behind.
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Excellent thread. I can appreciate how DEI terminology has and will continue to evolve.
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"This is a great way to measure our progress, hold ourselves accountable, and also learn the great things others are doing in this space so that we can continue to make a difference in people's lives." DEI Registration closes on January 27th! Register now: lnkd.in/ey_wuxV
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As you begin to plan out your 2023 events, we highly encourage you to make sure they are accessible to disabled people. Here’s a guide to event accessibility by Tiffany Yu to get you started: buff.ly/3Xa8l5h
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2023 marks 40 years since WID was founded! Judy Heumann, Joan Leon and Ed Roberts founded WID and we are honored to be a nonprofit that has been continually led by disabled people, advocating for serving the disability community for 40 years! #40YearsOfWID
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Like many of you, we’ve been following along the changes on Twitter since the change of ownership this past October. In an op-ed, @VilissaThompson reflects on how #DisabilityTwitter has been a transformative means of connection for many disabled people: 🧵
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Researchers expected increases in depression & anxiety - surprised by the magnitude of the increases... rates were 6x higher than national norms from 2019..these increases were primarily w/18-29 year-olds: anxiety and depression nearly 2x as high as older adults #mentalhealth
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You will be missed, King. @kumainn_uminom He shared his city, his culture, and his kindness in a way that was unparalleled.” Michael Harlan Terkel
The New York chef King Phojanakong of Kuma Inn on the Lower East Side and Umi Nom in Bed-Stuy died at the age of 54. @chrisecrowley writes trib.al/fmd6pfq
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World Introvert Day is a time to bring awareness to introversion — and to show the world that being a "quiet one" is something awesome, not shameful. #worldintrovertday introvertdear.com/news/world…
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It’s 2023, and usually the time of the year when we reflect on our accomplishments while we set new goals. Here are some that you might want to add to your list. 😉
TY @justgirlproject
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Two words, each hundreds of years old, that are still worth holding on to: ‘respair’: fresh hope, and ‘resipiscence’: a return to a better frame of mind.
Here’s to both in 2023. Happy New Year.
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Loved this!! Here’s to a 2023 filled with new dreams and good health! #goodbye2022 #HappyNewYear
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Are you caught up on our web series “The Adjustable Table?” Disabled leaders discuss employment, healthcare, disability rights + disability justice. Guests: @HabenGirma, @MiaMingus, @jtknoxroxs, @autistichoya, @Imani_Barbarin + more! buff.ly/3EstUYo
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