
ALT Alt text: Disability Justice Stickers 4 Palestine. Each sticker is $10. All profit goes to Palestine relief orgs. 4 sticker designs shown. First sticker: Bubble letter font reads 'Crips 4 Gaza.' The words are in black red and green to resemble the Palestinian flag. Second sticker: text reads " Disability Justice as in Free Palestine." The word Free is in red. The word Palestine is in green. Red and green are from the Palestinian flag. Third sticker: Text reads "Do you even Disability Justice, bro?" The text is red and repeated five times to resemble a food take out bag. Fourth sticker: Text reads "Do you even Disability Justice, bro?" The words 'Disability Justice' are in the color of the rainbow. QR code to go to website store.

ALT A promotional graphic for the Disability Data Dashboard shows a person using a tablet with screens displaying charts, a U.S. map, and data visuals in blue, purple, and white, set on a light blue background with decorative elements. On the bottom-left corner is the "Lurie Center for Disability Policy" logo in blue, and the graphic headline says: "Introducing the Disability Data Dashboard."

ALT Text reads: Introducing an interactive dashboard to learn more about people with disabilities. Historically, data about people with disabilities and their experiences has been difficult to access, navigate, and understand. Our interactive data dashboards offer a solution for advocates, policymakers, and researchers, portraying information about parents with disabilities and community living services in visually engaging and easy-to-use ways. We hope these dashboards can serve as an effective tool for disability advocates to further the rights, access, and inclusion of the disability community. Visit DisabilityDataDashboard.com to learn more.

ALT “US Secretary of State Antony Blinken’s November 4th speech on “Disability Rights as Foreign Policy” shows the hypocrisy of the United States’ approach to disability rights: lecturing the world on disability rights while it commits genocide and debilitates Palestinians.” Image: Remarks by Secretary Antony J. Blinken – Disability Rights as Foreign Policy. Includes an image of Antony Blinken next to an image of a Palestinian woman pushing an injured child in a wheelchair.

ALT “In his speech, he described how disabled people are impacted disproportionately by climate change and conflict, but failed to acknowledge the United States’ role in advancing these forces. “Quote from Blinken: “People with disabilities are affected by every issue facing our countries today – whether that’s adapting to climate change, whether it’s growing our economies, whether it’s resolving conflicts, whether it’s shaping the rules and norms of emerging technology.”” Two pictures showing Israel’s destruction of Gaza are accompanied by a quote from The Guardian: “The planet-warming emissions generated during the first two months of the war in Gaza were greater than the annual carbon footprint of more than 20 of the world’s most climate-vulnerable nations, new research reveals.”

ALT Blinken: “More than half of people with disabilities live in areas that are affected by mass conflict, yet only about 6% of the peace agreements that have been reached actually reference people with disabilities.” It is noteworthy that he shares these remarks while he and the US contribute to Israel’s genocide, disabling Palestinians, especially children, with no peace talks in motion and no acknowledgement of American imperialism’s role in the genocide of Palestinians.” Images of 4 headlines: 1. Human Rights Watch: Gaza: Israeli Attacks Devastate Lives of Children with Disabilities. Explosive Weapons, Unlawful Blockade Inflict Profound Trauma, Suffering. 2. Save the Children: Gaza: More than 10 Children a Day Lose a Limb in Three Months of Brutal Conflict. 3. The Washington Post: IDF hits north Gaza’s last functioning hospital, officials say; U.S. envoy visits Israel. 4. CNN: Children are dying of starvation in their parents’ arms as famine spreads through Gaza

ALT Blinken: “Eighty percent of people with disabilities live in countries that are at the greatest risk from the effects of climate change, yet only 8 percent of disaster preparedness plans worldwide explicitly address the needs of people with disabilities – including making evacuation plans accessible.” A quote from Naheel, a young woman with a disability living in Gaza: “The situation is exceedingly difficult for everyone, but it poses even greater challenges for people with disabilities, including myself. We face obstacles in movement, walking, and evacuation. Israeli airstrikes do not provide any opportunity or advance warning for us to leave our homes. Even if they issue a warning, the time given is insufficient for people with disabilities to evacuate swiftly, as they are unable to move or relocate independently. I lost my crutches and my assistive devices, and leaving the house under the Israeli airstrikes was extremely challenging.”
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