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UPCOMING EVENTS
Intro to Disability Justice Community Workshop
November 14th, 2023, 6:00 - 8:30
People's Solidarity Hub, 1805 Chapel Hill Rd. Durham, NC 27707
(Masks Optional, Pre-registration Required, Siding Scale Fee)
This workshop will dive into the history and language of disability and introduce the principles of Disability Justice and the Neurodiversity Movement. It will explore the ways ableism shows up in our communities, schools, workplaces, and selves. Attendees will develop the foundational skills to apply this framework to their current work (as people, caregivers, professionals, employers, colleagues, family members, etc)
Facilitated by T Land and Rezilience Williamson
Neuro-Affirming Strategies in Action Conference: Part 1
November 15th - 16th, 2023
Virtual, with Evening Components In-Person in Durham
(Pre-registration Required, Siding Scale Fee)
Meditation and Movement for Neurodivergent Bodies
November 15th
Details Coming Soon
Film Screening
November 16th, 2023
Details Coming Soon
Intro to Disability Justice Community Workshop
February 6th, 2024
Location TBA (Durham)
(Masks Required, Pre-registration Required, Siding Scale Fee)
This workshop will dive into the history and language of disability and introduce the principles of Disability Justice and the Neurodiversity Movement. It will explore the ways ableism shows up in our communities, schools, workplaces, and selves. Attendees will develop the foundational skills to apply this framework to their current work (as people, caregivers, professionals, employers, colleagues, family members, etc)
Facilitated by T Land and Rezilience Williamson
Neuro-Affirming Strategies in Action Conference: Part 2
February 7th - 8th, 2024
Virtual, with Evening Components In-Person in Durham
(Pre-registration Required, Siding Scale Fee)
Meditation and Movement for Neurodivergent Bodies
February 7th
Details Coming Soon
Film Screening
February 8th, 2024
Details Coming Soon
Film Screening: The Smell of Money
TBA
TBA
In partnership with the North Carolina Environmental Justice Network, we invite community to this film screening and discussion about the intersection of environmental racism and disabilty, as well as to learn more about NCEJN is doing on a local and state level to pursue environmental justice. View the trailer to the film here.
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