
ALT A photo edited image of my brother back in 2021 with a solemn face in the middle with different phrases in different sizes and opacities surrounding him. The photo has a blue tint all over. The point of this piece is to portray some phrases that people say about autistic individuals that can come off as very ableist and harmful to autistic people, including my brother. This includes some things I have heard about my brother as well as other general ones.

ALT I am presenting! OLC innovate education reimagined. Presentation: Empowering Change: Our Journey to Drive Digital Accessibility with Faculty Engagement Mrs. Wendolyn( Wendy) Torres Coppin State University Flyer also includes a picture of Wendy- a Latina woman with curly purple hair wearing a gold shirt and navy blue blazer.
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ALT “Inundated with complaints from the Disability community, South Carolina's Attorney General is distancing himself from a 17-state lawsuit that challenges federal civil-rights protections for Disabled Americans." My love language this Valentine’s? Mobilizing and organizing. Love is action.✊ Lets keep the pressure on, fight for Section 504 and for Medicad! If you are in any of the (now 16) States asking the court to get rid of Section 504 and its new rules that protect Disabled people from discrimination in health care and human services, call your Attorney General and tell them to drop out of the lawsuit that seeks to overturn Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act. More info here: https://lnkd.in/gW49-BxN Use this search tool to find your elected officials, and tell them cuts to Medicaid of any kind–through FMAP changes, work requirements, block grants, or per capita caps–are unacceptable. Do not vote to cut Medicaid in any way! (Medi-Cal in California): https://lnkd.in/eh9Ttf6V

ALT Enhance your Content day. Accessible content ensures that you reach a broader audience. Coppin State University. When: Oct. 23, 2024 Where: STC third floor by STC 347 Who: Faculty and Staff Time: 12:00 pm-2:00 pm and 4:30pm-6:30pm (repeat sessions) Feel free to come anytime during the event—no need to stay the whole time. Get the support you need and participate at your own pace! Take-home resources, giveaways, digital badges and certificates for your participation.











