ALT The image is a composite of black-and-white portraits of various Ontario Premiers--Mike Harris, Ernie Eves, Dalton McGuinty, Kathleen Wynne, and Doug Ford, arranged in repeating rows against a purple background. Superimposed over the portraits is bold white text reading: "for 30 Years Disabled Folks in Ontario have been failed by austerity politics, by undermining social services, and by every government.". Below this, in the lower third, is a large, contrasting yellow text reading: "Enough is Enough." Followed by white text reading "endausterity.ca"
ALT Alt text On a yellow background: The Ford Government, as we all knew was coming, is prepared to reject the wider consensus of Ontario’s civil society, public officials, and communities threaten us all with his proposed use of the Notwithstanding Clause to attack our unhoused neighbours, many of whom are disabled. This is unacceptable violence against our unhoused neighbours and a clear precedent against drug users and disabled people in the coming days. The Government and those mayors who have given cover to this initiative to violate our rights must be held accountable. Over a blue X shape: We will withstand this together.
ALT Joint statement: Ontario must respect the human rights of encampment residents, not deny them through the notwithstanding clause.
ALT ackground in blue, with leading with the text, in black "Light The Spark" Overlaying pictures of Doug Ford laughing the text in white "Fighting Ford Together" On top of a yellow torn paper, black text "From home care and housing to social assistance rates and education: We are under assault by the Ford Government on all sides, we cannot afford to wait. We must build up our movements and set the spark to organize together. WHEN: 26 September 2024 at 4:00 PM WHERE: Ministry of Children, Community and Social Services Main Office 438 University Ave, Toronto (Dundas/University) ASL Interpretation will be available. (next to this statement, the pictogram representing ASL) Nearest TTC Station: St. Patrick Station (Access Entrance at 480 University Avenue) Following this text, the logos for ODSP Action Coalition, Toronto Disability Pride March, Disability Justice Network of Ontario, OPIRG Toronto.
ALT #DisabilityDivest: The Disability Divest Demand Letter Has Been Signed by Over 600 Individuals and Endorsed by 39 Groups. Join us, sign our letter. Disabilitydivest.org." The image includes a scannable QR code and the Disability Divest logo, a wheelchair user icon with a wheel made out of the center of a watermelon and with the rainbow neurodiversity symbol inside.
ALT Endorsed by: Winchester 4 Palestine, Alexandria for Palestinian Human Rights, Irish Americans for Palestine, Clean Air Solidarity, People's Power Assembly, DC for Ceasefire Now Coalition, Food Not Bombs DC, Jewish Voice for Peace DC Metro, Claudia Jones School for Political Education, Anakbayan DC, Sunrise DC, and Good Trouble Cooperative
ALT Endorsed by Inclusive Muslims of Central Virginia, Arlington for Palestine, All Black Errrythang, Crushing Colonialism, Basically Wonderful, Spoonie Uni Project, Disability Justice Network of Ontario, Celebrate845, Fairfax 4 Palestine, Cripple Media, Peoples Hub, Halal and Queer Collective, Health Justice Commons, New Disabled South, Project LETS, Sick and Disabled (SAD) Fair, Making Mensches, COVID Safe Campus, Salon Kawakib, Mask Bloc DC, and Mask Bloc NJ
ALT Black and Pink PDX, Crips for Palestine, Disability Drag Collective, Mirror Memoirs, Toronto Disability Pride March, Women & Gender Studies Student Association at the University of Toronto, Scarborough, and Write in DC 2024. Signed by 601 disabled people who are committed to a Free Palestine and the end of the disability establishment's complicity in genocide. DisabilityDivest.org
ALT With a grainy yellow background covering the whole image, the title is given in large font: Nothing Without Us. Below the title in a teal/light blue hexagon shape with the top and bottom sides stretched to fit text, black smaller subtitle text which reads: An Action about the Canada Disability Benefit. Below the subtitle, three images in a row left to right: A black fly leaving a trail coming out of an empty jar marked with a dollar sign, in black; A pink pig-shaped piggy bank, broken in half.; and a teal/light blue clipboard with white paper which has filled in checkboxes and teal lines representing text, and overlaid these boxes and lines is a red rectangle stamp with the words DENIED imprinted. Below these images, text in black includes the info included in the tweet such as the description of event, when, where, ASL info, etc.) At the bottom of the image, the logos for: ODSP Action Coalition, Disability without Poverty, Disability Justice Network of Ontario, and ISAC
ALT Poster with text reading "Toronto’s 12th Annual Disability Pride March. July 15th, 2023. 1 pm to 4 pm. Marching 1.8 km from Queens Park at 110 Wellesley Street West, to the TMU Quad at 50 Gould Street. Accessible van and ASL interpreters will be available. Virtual live feed available on Facebook and Instagram @TorontoDisabilityPrideMarch. All disabled people and allies welcome! Please wear a mask!" The poster has an orange theme, with black text in the center on a light orange text box, and a black-and-white image of people marching in the background. At the bottom, there is the TDPM logo in the center, and TDPM is spelled out in ASL by four hands of diverse skin tones.
ALT Against a charcoal grey background, two large stripes almost touch, forming an angle on the right side of the image. The stripes are “Straight Diagonal” versions of the Disability Pride Flag: a band made up of five parallel stripes in red, gold, pale grey, blue, and green. To the left, the text THUNDER & LIGHTNING appears in yellow. Underneath, smaller white text reads: "A Showcase Featuring Disabled BIPOC & Disabled Queer Poets. April 22, 2022, 7:30 - 9 pm CT, virtual.
